£14m over 4 years...someone do the maffs, what's his weekly wage?
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) and Jamie (@Vault Dweller) are here to talk about United's dreadful home defeat at the hands of Big Ange's Tottenham Hotspur. Should this have been the end of Ten Hag? How long does he actually have left? And does Nik finally want ETH out?!
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£14m over 4 years...someone do the maffs, what's his weekly wage?
What is his point of such a tweet ? That Sanchez will ruin our dressing room ?
Why are these journalists so bitter of this transfer ? I think they're bitter than even Arsenal fans themselves.
Can everyone stop taking what agents say as gospel please.
What sort of negotiater would he be if he just said the truth all the time.
What sort of negotiater would he be if he just said the truth all the time.
This has gone too far and too long for it to not happen. Both clubs want the respective players and they will find a way to make it go through. Just wish it would be sooner rather than later otherwise I will need a new F5 key
It's bs news that would put him above 400k.
Good grief, these alleged professional journalists can't even be bothered to sense-check their own figures.
They are claiming £14m over the contract... which is £60k per week. I don't think so!
What are you talking about? 400k over 4.5 years is 94m!
No. If £14m over 4 years is accurate, which I highly doubt, it would mean the weekly salary is £67k or thereabouts.
Yeah that seems weird. I think it might 14 million per year.Good grief, these alleged professional journalists can't even be bothered to sense-check their own figures.
They are claiming £14m over the contract... which is £60k per week. I don't think so!
£14m after tax can't be right, can it? That would mean (using a quick google UK tax calculator) he'd be on 500k+ a week!
269230.769231... me thinks.
That's if it's per year. Which presumably it is, despite the claims of the pig-shit-thick telegraph.
Should be 14m a year?
It says 14mn a year post tax.
Must be, but that renders their bit about £60m in total with fees etc as bull. Idiots.
Damage control by RH.
And asking for extreme wages is sometimes the diplomatic way of scaring off clubs you don't want to join.
UK media report wages pre tax I think.
14m a year would put him on 270k.
Thats the immoral wages he's on?
Thats the immoral wages he's on?
It doesn't say per year. It says that the deal "is worth over £60m once his £30m value, agents’ fee, worth more than £10m, and signing on fee are taken into consideration".
Rooney was on more, right?
Isn't it 14 mn over a year - that would put him to around 270k per week
Says before tax on that tweet.
14 mill per year surely?
Done deal then as Telegraph and Matt Law are hardly wrong.
Doh, sounds more likely...
Also says 4,5 years. FFS he will be 42 when that contract runs out.
This will eventually evolve into "Sanchez is on 500k per week".
And that would be £500,000+ before tax.
If you had a contract from your employer of 4 years of continuous employment and they ask you to quit for under-performance, they are supposed to compensate you for break of contract.
If youve followed these threads before, you'd know that the longer they go on the less likely they are to ever actually happen. Most transfers happen pretty out of the blue, this has been dragged out a lot, with constant updates to the point where it's hard to tell what was credible and what was pure fabrication. I understand with 2 players involves this one is a little more complicated, with one basically being forced to move. But there isn't any hard evidence that this is sorted.
If they got the pre/post tax bit wrong. 270k is probably about right. Not exactly massive wages in todays market considering Rooney was on more than that 5 years ago. I think 250-300k is probably the average for top players (except Madrid & Barca).
Even if he's on 20p a month, we're still gonna see headlines like 'United ruin Football' & '£500M A WEEK!'
I’m off to the Lowry tonight so I’ll keep my eyes open.
Says after tax in the report, though I think before tax makes more sense it is one thing paying him 300k but 490k seem excessive
Could be totally wrong here, but I wouldn't be surprised one bit if it's the Alexis Sanchez to United side of the deal where the problem is(if there is one), and Mkhitaryan has already agreed personal terms with Arsenal and is just waiting like the rest of us for it to be finalised.
How come?
Agreed. But the bold part is actually true for this transfer as well. Sure it has stretched slightly since the news first broke, but that doesn't mean that this potential transfer didn't happen out of the blue.
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