I didn't want to lose Solanke as your job becomes harder, but there's a part of you that wants him to go to a higher level and get the recognition he deserves': Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola explains conflict of emotion over England striker sale

"Iraola didn't want to lose Solanke, but understands the move. He acknowledges the strong possibility from Solanke's impressive performances last season and record goals."

"There's part of you as a coach where you don't want to lose him because your job becomes harder, but you want him to go to a higher level and get the recognition he deserves."

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