Firstly he has to lose the kilos that got on holidays
that can change quickly if he doesn't dive in a couple of matches and win the world cup(although for us maybe It's better if he doesn't win It). In one case or another I want to think that there is something advanced and that we are not going to sell Cris without a substitute
Image right are important, but shirt sales don't pay for transfers. That's not how it works. There was a good read in The Guardian about it some time ago.
The way current deals are made is that the sponsor gets all the money from the shirt sales. This is offset by the huge lump sums the clubs get paid by the sponsors.
Its a myth that shirt sales can cover such a large fee.
No offence to PSG, but Neymar is wasted in the French league.UEFA just reopened PSG's FFP file. It's got Tito Floren written all over it
It's the Manchester of Italy
It is and you know it. There are only two good things about Turin: its underground subculture (raves, parties, clubs, etc). And the fact it's about an hour/hour and a half away from Milan
Ronaldo's image rights won't be owned by Juventus, so they won't be making money off that. His wages wouldn't be anywhere near 30m net if they did.
Juventus won't actually pay much of his wages. Most of it should come through a sponsorship deal with FCA. They also currently retain marketkng rights, i.e. they take care of selling merchandise and hold the bigger % over sales. So they should be able to cover a significant % of the transfer fee through short sales. Then there's the rising value of the stocks, the new and improved commercial deals with the partners old and new, etc. He won't repay himself, but he should help bring in a significant portion of the transfer fee. And then his value to juventus ownership goes well beyond juventus
Rome is a hellhole. Nobody should have to live thereNo I do not and I totally disagree, and I am originally from Rome not from Turin so no reason to defend it. It is no Florence or Rome but it is a pretty city that has improved a lot over the last two decades especially after the Olympics, great food, good cultural life nice historical center and close to the Alps a to a nice hinterland more than to Milan
Yeah, this is the sort of deal that is ultimately good for everyone, at least on the face of it
Very interesting but not sure I understand everything.
Rome is a hellhole. Nobody should have to live there
Turin is a nothing city, unless you're a party animal. But as i said, it IS close to Milan, the best city in Europe
Yeah, this is the sort of deal that is ultimately good for everyone, at least on the face of it
Basically Adidas retains licensing rights means every bit of merchandising sold that was made by adidas is paid to adidas. Clubs get those mammoth sponsorship deals in exchange for giving up merchandising profits to the supplier
That's crazy talk.I would not live in Milan if they paid me, Hell they did and I refused, feck Milan
Plus you're a gobbo. There's obviously something wrong with you, go see a doctor! Dolores Aveiro also should say something to A Bola/Record.Not sure she'll like that swimming pool.I am surprised that this goes so fast, although it is true that Madrid has a special relationship with the Italian teams. For his farewell, Madrid should open the Bernabéu. Of course Florentino won't do it.Yes, plus the lynchpin of the entire deal is his value to Exxor's portfolio rather than juventus alone.
Juve will make money from this deal. But it will hardly be through shirt sales though. Those account for very little.
Rome is a hellhole. Nobody should have to live there
Turin is a nothing city, unless you're a party animal. But as i said, it IS close to Milan, the best city in Europe
Yeah, this is the sort of deal that is ultimately good for everyone, at least on the face of it
Not to forget the nearly 600 goals he scored for them!
