Galatasaray boss Fatih Terim said We do not want Sneijder if he thinks he is bigger than Galatasaray also if Wesley Sneijder wants to be transferred Liverpool he should make sacrifices to wage.

Galatasaray coach Fatih Terim has warned Wesley Sneijder that the Istanbul giants could opt to pull out of the race to sign the Inter midfielder if he thinks he is too big for the Turkish champions.

Both clubs have already reached an agreement over a winter transfer, but the Dutchman is in no rush to make a decision about his future, with deadline day just under a fortnight away.

“Nobody should think that they are bigger than this club. Not me, not the club president, and not those who could join the club this transfer window,” the former Turkey boss said at a press conference when asked about Sneijder.

“We do not want to sign any players who think they are more important than Galatasaray. This is one of the key principles at this club and it is not up for debate.”

Galatasaray’s tired of this story shows that this transfer, while on the other side Liverpool Sneijder not want to pay any fee.

Dutch midfielder would be demanding close to £240,000 a week should he sign with the Reds.

With the position it’s in, there’s no way Liverpool could afford those massive wages. There’s a certain wage structure in place at the club, and Sneijder is not the kind of player who should break that.

Even in when they had Champions League football, the Reds would have been foolish to shell out that kind of money for a player who has been declining over the past few years.

Liverpool are interested in Wesley Sneijder, but only if he comes and promises to jig about Anfield for beans. That’ll be that, then. Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur are more likely destinations, but given what we know about the negotiating abilities of the Liverpool penpushers, the same might as well be said for Basingstoke Town, Haverfordwest County and Wick Academy.

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