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It's 6 million for their 30% share in his contract.
Didn't they waive that in order for a transfer to go through? No wait he wants to stay in Brazil, no he doesn't, oh wait..
It's 6 million for their 30% share in his contract.
If FIFA / UEFA are seriously concerned with the financial elements of the game, they should be setting up something to tackle the parasitic cancer that is the football agent
I don't understand why Blatter et al are more concerned with the likes of Cameroon wearing sleeveless shirts (I know it was many moons ago) but do nothing about spiraling wages and greedy agents. At least the US sports get this right - club/team salary controls and agents are paid by the player, as it should be. The agent is employed by the player not the club (though there is some mention a few agents are sort of employed by a club).
Your post was okay up until the words "this is basically slave trade". It doesn't matter that you then essentially say "this is nothing at all like slave trade".
This is is basically slave trade (albeit with millions of dollars at play and the player is actually well compensated).
This is is basically slave trade (albeit with millions of dollars at play and the player is actually well compensated).
This is is basically slave trade (albeit with millions of dollars at play and the player is actually well compensated).
So not slave trade?
Strange that the source of all of this PSG stuff is Morrati.
So in the last four-five days, we've heard Inter have agreed a deal for him, United have agreed a deal for him and PSG have agreed a deal for him.
He'll be one busy player.
I sort of hope we don't sign him now, at least then I'll be reassured that we'll actually try and hold on to Nani.
The two situations are not linked in the slightest. Why are they constantly so?
PSG aren't trying to buy him because of his talent or the possibility they might need him, it's just a way for them to show they compete with the best of Europe in terms of signings.
Because Leonardo told me so ... More seriously, I heard it on the Radio from decent french journalists.They said it was more of a coup than a true need to buy Lucas.This way they send a signal to the rest of Europe "we can grab a player from any other big team"
Because Leonardo told me so ... More seriously, I heard it on the Radio from decent french journalists.They said it was more of a coup than a true need to buy Lucas.This way they send a signal to the rest of Europe "we can grab a player from any other big team"
The media say alot of things to be honest. PSG need Moura more then we do. The boy is a winger and we've got Nani, Valencia, Young, Kagawa and Giggs there.
Sao Paulo have confirmed that Paris Saint Germain have made contact over in-demand forward Lucas Moura.
Manchester United have already bid for the teenager this summer, whilst Inter Milan have also spoken to the 19-year-old.
However, neither United nor Inter have been able to meet Sao Paulo's demands - which are reportedly around £45million (£35.7million).
Inter chief Massimo Moratti said on Tuesday that PSG had indeed made a bid which matched Sao Paulo's valuation.
Now speaking to France-based newspaper Le 10 Sport, Sao Paulo vice-president Joao Paulo de Jesus Lopes has confirmed PSG have made contact.
Interest
"We have been probed by PSG about Lucas," he admitted.
The Brazilian club's official also confirmed that former Sao Paulo star and current PSG sporting director Leonardo was in regular contact.
"Leonardo has a very good relationship with Sao Paulo. But for now nothing is definite," he added.
It is believed that PSG's offer would see Moura remain in Brazil until January, but Lopes says the player will make the final decision on his future.
"The possibility exists but it is down to the player's interests. The policy of Sao Paulo is to follow the desires of the player. If the player wishes to leave, Sao Paulo will not create any obstacle. But we must receive a proposal that is appropriate," he said.
"It's a financial issue. Paris Saint-Germain is a big club in European football and if the player's interests and also the club's are met, I do not see why it would not happen."
I'm so bored I've begun to eat my own legs.