The issue of a striker needed to be urgently addressed. Anelka was certain to leave even though no club had publicly made an offer for the French striker yet. Twain was aware that Anelka's two brothers had to be working with a number of clubs in private to dissolve his contract. Twain did not care. They would have to sort it out. There was only one possibly result — the departure of Anelka. He did not care how much money they would make. When he first competed against AC Milan, he already had an awareness. He wanted to teach the rebellious striker a lesson on who was the boss and teach the two gluttonous agents a lesson, as well.
The person who had pushed for the signing of Anelka was Allan. Twain would not consider going easy on the matter of Anelka's transfer just to save Allan's dignity.
Putting Anelka's affairs aside for the time being, Twain went to meet Evan and Allan to have them take a look at his transfer list for the season.
