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Dragon to move to England and become the Highest Representative of BiH?!

Published: March 24, 2017
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KolasinacSead Kolasinac, representative of the national football team of BiH, will almost certainly leave Schalke this summer, and according to German media, new destination of our defender is already known.

Apparently, Kolasinac could continue his career in England, where he would sign the contract for Manchester City! Bild wrote that the manager of our national team player traveled to England to talk with leaders of Manchester City, and they also speculated on his salary.

Given that his contract with the team from Gelsenkirchen expires this summer, rich English club decided to bring our defender by offering excellent financial conditions. So they allegedly offered him an annual salary of six million EUR…

If the transfer is achieved under these financial conditions, Kolasinac will become the highest paid football player of BiH.

Thus he would take the first position from Asmir Begovic, whose annual salary at Chelsea amounts to about 5 million EUR. Miralem Pjanic earns 4.5 million EUR in Juventus, and Edin Dzeko around 4 million EUR in Roma!

(Source: faktor.ba)

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