RedDevil@84
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Rooney plus Fellaini for 150M surely now possible.
Because they have much more money with them and the Chinese League is not stopping themWhy are they paying so much for him ? He's a rubbish player.
Is it official yet?
Just like EPL did, and still does.. The Chinese league will become the biggest if the money continues to flow. Shanghai is an unbelievable city, and a fantastic place to live - with the money being offered he'll be bonkers to turn it down. Couple of years work setting his great-grandkids up, then head back to Europe or South America and still be good enough to walk into most teams.
Just a job - take it while you can.
Why are they paying so much for him ? He's a rubbish player.
Why are they paying so far in excess of market value, wages I understand they have to pay more to entice the player.
But transfer fee?
Makes no sense
Not with the current roster and selections rules.
Nope, it would have cost around the same, probably slightly more. Pogba though, would have earned a lot more than he is doing here.If the same club had tried to buy Pogba though, it'd have cost them maybe £3 or 4 hundred million I guess.
Nah, China is not in Europe.That financial fair law bs made to stop City and PSG to buy the entire PL and La Liga players doesn't apply to the Chinese ligue?
If Chelsea fell in a pile of horse shit, they'd come up smelling of roses.
Chelsea always sell for huge amounts of money whilst we sell at a loss
Marina:How the feck do they do it?!
Why mate, what's holding it back?
Chelsea really must have a top rate negotiating team, they seem to be able to offload fringe players for insane amounts of money.
Question marks over Oscars ambition though, guess he likes money more than competition.
This is the way I see it, too. Many people are acting like he's choosing to go to a miserable place like the Russian league. He gets to go to a beautiful, world class city, make a boat load of cash, and has people he knows there.Some people are just lucky in life. Average 25 year-old footballer. Most likely going nowhere meaningful in his career and warming the bench. Best-case scenario for his career from that point might be going to Juve and winning Serie A a couple of years in a row on lower wages. It's hardly an exhilarating prospect given what he has already won and already been paid.
Out of nowhere he gets the opportunity to make about $100 million in 3 years, in a fantastic city, experiencing a completely new culture and still playing the sport he loves.
And when those 3 years are done, he'll only be 28. He could probably then decide to either continue making that kind of money for the rest of his career, or then decide that he's got enough money and take a pay-cut and go somewhere else to play football. Back to lesser teams in Europe, back to Brazil, Australia, MLS, Russia, the Gulf.
I can only hope that his lawyers are good enough to make sure the Chinese enforce the contract if there are any hitches. Other than that, he's golden. Life transformed.