With only 3 starts since his arrival at Manchester City, the former Swansea winger has already become frustrated and seeking a way out already and Leon Britton of Swansea would happily welcome him back to the Liberty Stadium.
As a £6.2 million signing to replace Adam Johnson, Sinclair jumped at the opportunity to play in front of 48,000 a week and a huge increase in wages, I think anyone would leap at the chance and I personally do not blame him as he tried to progress his career. Arguably, it could be seen that Mancini likes to have a traditional winger in the squad who likes to cut in, he had Johsnon for a number of years but was inconsistent when he did eventually grab a first opportunity every now and then and left for Sunderland and Sinclair has become a role-player at best, with the ex-Swansea man being through this before when he was a youngster at Chelsea, over 4 year tenure at the London club, he made 5 appearances and ended up being shipped out to 6 different loan clubs in that time.
Leon Britton says that him and the rest of the team would happily welcome back the winger who scored 25 goals for the Swans in the Championship and their promotion season, although, it is down to the manager who to sign, I think it could feasibly happen. With De Guzman’s loan deal expiring and him stating he has “no intentions” of returning to Villarreal, it seems the Capital One cup winners are now appealing to players who play in top European leagues, such as La Liga, with the recent influx of Pablo Hernandez, Michu and now De Guzman. I like Sinclair and want to see him play and it doesn’t seem it will be happening in Manchester.
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