Danny Drinkwater - how?

[dee]

After several years on the fringe of the Man U youth teams he gets a senior contract and goes out on perma-loan to a series of Championship teams where he got the occasional game. Salary allegedly £500k/year

Leicester pick him up after his contract runs out and he finally gets a decent run, culminating in being part of the team to gain promotion to the EPL. Leicester up his salary to £1.5m as a reward

He then has three seasons in the EPL with Leicester, the middle one being the one they win, and he gets a massive contract offer that ups his wage briefly to £4.5m! However, Chelsea (Conte) then come in and offer Leicester £35m for him and agree to pay him £6m/year wages for five years.

He then reverts to type and does multiple loans where he rarely plays. Today he admits the move to Chelsea was a "business deal gone wrong".

What a life!

 

[Woland]

Kante is so good he earned a total bullshit merchant 50 million quid

 

[Hansern]

He was good for Leicester. Yet another player that never should have gone to Chelsea but if money was important to him then he has certainly gotten that.

 

[RedStar]

Kante is so good he earned a total bullshit merchant 50 million quid

Yep teams are made up of units or pairs and one extraordinary player can make a couple of players around them seem much better than they are. It's the same reason all our defenders look great when Virgil plays and look very shaky when he doesn't.