Don't disagree.
But, at this stage- can you tell me TDS is a better starting option than Api?
These are those no-win situations. Each choice is wrong. The only right one is both stay.
However, if the TDS camp puts the 'him or me' argument forward, the club must choose.
I suggested a few days back a contract to TDS with mutual options written into each year beyond 2027 on the chance Api plays on, giving him the chance to negotiate out & move if the starting spot just isn't happening. Still think that is the way to go. Give Api an extra year. If TDS can't arrest playing time off Api by then, he can move on. Also gives the club another 2-3 years to bring Haywood along.