But, of course, he isn't.
Brooks was associated with the
Manchester City academy from the age of seven, before he switched to the
Sheffield United academy in 2014 and signed professional forms with the club in March 2015.
Ergo, he spent ten years at Man. City's Academy.
Source.
#sufc boss CW boss says if David Brooks is sold it will be a board decision. He is adamant Brooks
should stay. Hmm.
In today's papers that 'Leicester won't sell Slimani for less than £20m'
Nooo! So we spend the Brooks money on Wilder & Knill's wages for the next ten years? The last time we did that (Porterfield) he lost his 'fire' and the same would happen with CW.
Which is where CW shows his abilities. Coutinho
will be leaving Liverpool - sooner rather than later - but Klopp is still keeping him motivated.
When Brooks recently signed a new 4 year contact, CW said there was 'no sell-on clause'. Don't understand it myself, but that's what he said.
Final thoughts? If he
does go, he'll go and there's nothing us fans can do. The first star player we sold while I was a fan was Mick Jones. Since then it's been a never-ending procession. But the players we've sold recently have been discovered/developed by United - the two Kyles, Maguire, Calvert-Lewin etc. and only became the fiished article once they'd left. It's football.