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cheap football kits with printing FC Barcelona manager Xavi Hernandez has reportedly been left shocked by Ousmane Dembele’s wage demands, which would make him one of the highest-paid players in the world.

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Dembele’s current deal with the Spanish outfit expires at the end of the season, but the club are looking to keep him amid his links with Premier League clubs.

A number of reports in Spain claim talks between the two clubs are ongoing but that they are nowhere near finding an agreement on the extension.

Journalist Florian Plettenberg, as cited by the Daily Mail, reports that the 2018 World Cup winner is demanding around £700 000 (R14 million) a week and that it has left Xavi almost speechless.

Barcelona are still trying to lower their wage bill in order to register new signing Ferran Torres, so it remains to be seen if the club will agree to Dembele’s reported demands.

Barcelona president Joan Laporta stated a few weeks ago that the club’s very keen to keep Dembele, who he feels is better than Kylian Mbappe.

“We have a very good relationship with Dembele and he wants to stay,” Laporta told TV3.

“We also want him to stay because he’s a great player.

“These situations need negotiations with representatives who want the best for the player.

“I’m enthusiastic about Dembele. He’s a better player than Mbappe.”

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cheap football kits with printing Gabriel Jesus has already proven he is capable of becoming one of the best forwards in the Premier League, since his arrival at Manchester City in January.Everyone at the Etihad was eagerly anticipating the 20-year-old’s first appearance for the club after the Citizens sealed a permanent deal for Brazil’s next top talent last summer.It took just three games for the young Brazilian to net his first Premier League goal – in a 4-0 away win at West Ham in which he made his first start – and followed up with two crucial goals in a 2-1 home win over Swansea City in the following game.SIGN UP NOWWant to become a GMS writer? Sign up now and submit a 250-word test article: http://gms.to/haveyoursay4

But unfortunately for City, they could not continue to watch their young star continue his rapid rise in English football after Jesus was replaced within 15 minutes of the following game against Bournemouth with a fractured metatarsal.It was a sad, and sudden, ending to what looked like being a fairytale in the making for the Brazil international, and the club were left to fear that his season could be over.However, Jesus’ timely return to action in the Manchester derby at the end of April was a great chance for the forward to end the season on a high note. And in City’s 2-2 draw away to Middlesbrough, the Brazilian was able to return his name to the scoresheet.Jesus crucial for CityAside from West Ham, Jesus’ goals have proven crucial for Pep Guardiola, and it’s now becoming somewhat more understandable how the youngster so quickly managed to dislodge star striker Sergio Aguero from his starting role.But despite Jesus’ injury after just his first month in the Premier League, Guardiola ultimately believes City have been very lucky where the young Brazil forward is concerned.

City acquired Jesus for £27 million last summer, allowing him to remain with Palmeiras until the Brazilian league season concluded at the end of the year, but soon adapted to English football.Guardiola enjoying City’s fortuneAnd Guardiola believes that that figure now proves to be cheap, considering the instant impact and lasting impression Jesus has left on the Premier League.“I don’t know how we got him so cheap, but now I think he would be expensive,” Guardiola admitted, per the Mirror.“Today the prices are crazy all around the world, so he would be expensive, I’m pretty sure about that.

“Before we got him, we expected a lot of things, but not that impact as soon as possible. He will be the future striker in this club for the next years.”Aguero’s future had been thrown into question when Guardiola favoured Jesus in his starting XI, but the Argentine appears to have come to terms with the Spaniard’s decisions Cheap Neymar Football Shirts and is willing to be patient until called upon by his boss.A lack of goals is certainly not going to be an issue for City.