It's La Ligas rules.
Lionel Messi \ Signs for PSG
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It's La Ligas rules.
Is that guy even reliable?
Ronaldo won the league with us having not won it for 3 seasons. What are you on about?
Imagine we signed Messi and he turns out totally unable to play in Premier League.
He is better suited for France.
He is better suited for France.
Ian McGarry is not worth listening to. He and Castles are probably the least reliable journalists for United news.
It's La Liga's rule for financial fair play which have been agreed and put in place since 2011. It's the same thing AFAIK, adopted for their league.
How do you not feel completely silly even typing that?
That doesn't include bonuses though, does it?
He couldn't do it on a cold rainy night in Stoke.
Don't think Maradona would be such a good acquisition.
So what are Ligue1 financial fair player rules
oh...the cold and rainy day against stoke...haha....Your right he's really struggled playing against the Premier leagues best teams
When the inevitable tax scandal happens will his excuse be that French numbers are different to Spanish numbers, even when written as actual numbers?
Well PSG apparently are offering ~675k EUR p/w NET, plus signing fee, so ..
Your right he's really struggled playing against the Premier leagues best teams
It's the rest I think he would struggle with over 38 games.
In La Liga, most teams lay off him and let him run 4 or 5 times a game. Premier league will be more physical so he will have less room to stroll for 75 minutes like he did last season.
In France, The Direction Nationale du Contrôle de Gestion (DNCG) is responsible for administering, monitoring and overseeing the accounts of all professional clubs to ensure that owners are being financially prudent. Sanctions for non-compliance include transfer embargoes, reduced playing squads, demotion or even expulsion from the league. Despite lower incomes, French clubs do not carry the enormous debt of the English, Italian and Spanish leagues.
That's Wikipedia, beyond that I couldn't tell you. Apparently non-existent this summer. PSG is probably not turning in a profit, but their marketing has been at an all-time high, I see PSG jerseys everywhere I go, their Jordan partnership has been a big boost as well, and signing Messi might pay for itself with stadiums returning to full capacity and jersey sales. I still think if they do tighten up their restrictions after loosening them this summer (whatever all of that means), PSG will find themselves in trouble; especially if they somehow resign Mbappe (which I don't even think can happen now with Messi's potential contract). Regardless, they need to sell players this summer, and no one really wants what they have to sell, especially with the wages they're on.
He would not struggle in the PL at all.
Maybe not, but with Fred passing the ball......................................................
Your right he's really struggled playing against the Premier leagues best teams
40M/season surely that's just the amount in the light.
It’s net so over a million quid a week. Plus the big signing bonus he’ll be given.
There's different kind of FFP. Some only aim at making sure clubs are sustainable and don't go bankrupt, other go a little further. In France, if you show financial guarantees, you're good and since PSG has a very strong owner, it's not really a problem.
La Liga has a very strict salary cap now, it's what hurt Barcelona because of their insane payroll.
I think he will also get an employee discount when he buys crude oil in bulk too.
Ian Mcgarry isn't.
Duncan Castles definitely has some sources though, he's just a massive twat so people don't like giving him any credibility.
Free access to PSG's team of tax juggling lawyers
You are a bit naive if you thought he wasn’t. Except, you know for being much better at football.
Putting the "Property of L.Messi" above one of the oil wells as we speak.Free access to PSG's team of tax juggling lawyers
Looking forward to taking Neymar's shirt of him to give to Messi. I'm sure he will be delighted
I am sure Neymar will be delighted playing with Messi again. He said it himself.
No idea about the reliability but PSG for Aguero too?
I feel bad for Aguero being tricked into having to live in Barcelona, earning a fortune. Really tough times for the lad.
Can someone explain logically to me how PSG can afford this in the era of 'FFP'?
Surely their revenues can't be dwarfing that of the other big clubs, is their wage bill got a big enough gap?
Surely their revenues can't be dwarfing that of the other big clubs, is their wage bill got a big enough gap?
40m per season is cheaper than Ronaldo isn't it?
"I used to worship the ground you walk, Messi but after destroying your own club eventhough they deserve it, I dont even want to spit in your direction" - Mr. Krabs, Eugene
I’ve read reports Neymar was willing to offer it but Messi won’t take it. He’ll supposedly take 19 instead.
either way, Neymar always seemed to have a good relationship with Messi
I think he'd get tougher treatment playing Copa America
No idea about the reliability but PSG for Aguero too?
we need a striker to rotate with Cavani/in case of injuries, no?
If Messi wanted to stay at Barca, what stops him saying he'll play for free?
Don't say "why should he? Noone else is." ... he's earned hundreds of millions, more than anyone by far.
Already a legend, imagine what two years for free would do to his standing.. at Barca and in the perception of the football world.
Don't say "why should he? Noone else is." ... he's earned hundreds of millions, more than anyone by far.
Already a legend, imagine what two years for free would do to his standing.. at Barca and in the perception of the football world.
they can't even register him for free.
To some people money means everything. This is the kind of move Juan Mata would make if he was Messi. But Messi is Messi.
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