Mkhitaryan worth €50m, Darmian worth €30m and some change on top. Bobs your uncle, Paulo's our #7.
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Paulo Dybala
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feck Bale, by the time we've paid his wages and the fee he'd be on something like £5M a game given how often he's actually fit, not to mention he's declined with all the injuries.
Nope. Player had given them his word he would stay for another season. Next summer will be a bloodbath
Nope. Player had given them his word he would stay for another season. Next summer will be a bloodbath
Bale literally can't move, so he will have to stay.
Just take Hazard, it's actually pretty close when you look at them.
Well, change it to 4312 and you accomodate everyone.
Didnt Jose play a similar formation at Inter ?
Didnt Jose play a similar formation at Inter ?
You muppets are tempting me to get on the Dybala train but I won't.
Are there any serious links to him or is this just based on his situation with Allegri at Juve?
Are there any serious links to him or is this just based on his situation with Allegri at Juve?
Not sure he has issues with Allegri. Certainly has issues off the pitch which became issues with the club. His last few benches, i'm not sure the decision was Allegri's
Summer 2018. It’s happening. Get on the train people
Summer 2018. It’s happening. Get on the train people
I’m the train driver mate.
Take me to the promise land!
All aboard.
I don't think that Juventus will sell him. Not even for 200 million.
Juventus' CEO Giuseppe Marotta has more than once declared that star player Paulo Dybala is not for sale.
You can't approach clubs like Barca, Bayern, Real, Paris or Juventus because they don't need money.
We need to get a winger like Malcom. City got Sane and Jesus before they were big stars, we have to do the same.
Juventus' CEO Giuseppe Marotta has more than once declared that star player Paulo Dybala is not for sale.
You can't approach clubs like Barca, Bayern, Real, Paris or Juventus because they don't need money.
We need to get a winger like Malcom. City got Sane and Jesus before they were big stars, we have to do the same.
Where did we purchase Pogba from again?
That was a different time.
The market changed 1 1/2 years later.
Dybala isn't a realistic target for us. I would love to see him here, but I doubt it.
The player would have to force a transfer and we would have to pay a very heavy price (probably more than £150m).
Pogba is one of his close friends, still, I am not sure if that would make it easier.
Dybala said: "I would like to play with Neymar in the future, at the moment, he is the only one that approaches the level of Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo."
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I can’t get into this transfer as I just see it as totally unlikely, unfortunately.
Whilst I don't think this transfer will happen, this point is wrong. Juve have always been the type of club that would sell a player if they wanted to leave, they've said and shown as much multiple times. If a player doesn't want to be there, you pay what Juve want and he's off, no problems.
Juve always sell at the right price, from Zidane to Pogba, if you offer enough they’ll let them leave.
I do agree it’ll take a huge fee to make it happen.
If he moves its because he isn't getting along with Allegri but then again Allegri is out of contract in the summer and I'm not sure if Juve would keep him or if he would even like to stay.
If this transfer happens it happens in the summer and it will take a large fee. Considering our history with Argentinians I would wary offering up that kind of cash as well.
If this transfer happens it happens in the summer and it will take a large fee. Considering our history with Argentinians I would wary offering up that kind of cash as well.
That's fecking childish. Do we really want a player with such a small mentality in the same squad as Jose who has a habit of falling out with everyone from the medical staff to the players to the board? It will end in tears.
I still believe he will struggle big time in the PL.
Only in the league - avoided it in Europe because he was aware of its weaknesses, and hasn't used it in the 7 years since he left Italy.
*waves you over to the Griezmann train*
"Come to this train mate, we all float in here"
Ah yeah, my bad.
Still don’y see what Dybala signing with Adi has to do with us supposedly being closer to sign him though.
PES names?
regensAgent P and uncle Pat could help us a bit
Aye, not sure where I read it but hasn’t Juve always said that they’ll sell any player who wants to move - if the price is right?
Supposedly if Dybala is going to be the face of Adidas in the post Messi world, they'd prefer he plays for one of their super clubs. Juve whilst very popular in Italy, does not have our worldwide fanbase.
When was the last time Jose actually fell out with his players?
To be fair, there's more than meets the eye with Juventus' transfer policy as regards selling their best players - they're remarkably shrewd wheeler-dealers and are not going to sell players if it means shooting themselves in the foot - they aren't naive or saints, after all. More of - they'll sell a player as long as they genuinely believe that the organisation can maintain the same level or improve the team by making opportunistic signings. If the decision-makers think the team can cope without Dybala's presence by signing other players or perhaps making Bernardeschi more of a key presence, then yes, they will probably jump at the chance to sell him because he's a €150 million+ golden goose - and that money can be used to improve the team on multiple fronts for a club that cannot compete with the likes of Paris Saint-Germain, City, Madrid, United, Barcelona for transfers in terms of self-generated revenue on a consistent basis - and is about to enter a new cycle as the old guard fades. At face value, it's easy to buy the narrative that Juventus will sell their best players if the price is right - they did sell the likes of Zidane, Inzaghi, Pogba, Bonucci after all. But they used the proceeds of the Zidane/Inzaghi transfers to fund the acquisition of Nedvěd (Ballon D'Or winner), Thuram (bedrock of defense over the coming years) and Buffon (modern day Zoff), the Pogba money to buy Pjanić and Higuaín, and Bonucci's departure was cushioned by the experienced presence of Chiellini/Benatia/Barzagli after a minor hiccup - as well as the presence of young Rugani and Caldara on loan. Hope they believe they can replace Dybala influence as an individual by adding someone who can add a spark in offense, or maybe add a couple wrinkles to the tactical system to make up for the diminished quality in attack - because if they don't, there are veeeeery unlikely to sell him - come hell or high water.
That’s true, and also backed up by their refusal to sell Bonnucci to City or Sandro to Chelsea at the time, despite huge offers.
Everyone says that, but who did he actually fall out with? Clearly not Matic and plenty have said great things about him since then.
Hazard?
Morata is doing just fine in the PL, and Dybala was twice the player when both were at Juventus.
Salah was good in Italy and is absolutely owning the PL right now.
Maybe, just maybe, the PL is nowhere near as different from Serie A as you imagine.
Some seem to think that due to the physical nature of the Prem you need to be able to produce a good form tackle on an NFL running back.
You would think Ribalto would have been involved in the scouting of Dybala at Palermo so I’d imagine if anyone knows about the player it would be him and since he is now part of our scouting team I’m sure he is the best placed to provide the low down to the powers that be.
Personally I think we should have signed him when he was at Palermo, he’s always looked a talent and I rate him more than Griezman. I imagine for us they’d play a similar position but both are different with Griezman being more of an out and out goal scorer compared to Dybala who Just has that bit of magic.
It would be a massive signing for us and because of that I just can’t really see it happening, especially with Griezman having a set price of less than a 100mil. Dybala surely doesn’t leave for anything less than 150 mil.
Personally I think we should have signed him when he was at Palermo, he’s always looked a talent and I rate him more than Griezman. I imagine for us they’d play a similar position but both are different with Griezman being more of an out and out goal scorer compared to Dybala who Just has that bit of magic.
It would be a massive signing for us and because of that I just can’t really see it happening, especially with Griezman having a set price of less than a 100mil. Dybala surely doesn’t leave for anything less than 150 mil.
How so? Physically? Or just the speed of it? Obviously he’ll need an adjustment period but he’s no weakling, tends to just bounce off of people and somehow keep moving. Goes down when he wants to.
Ehh he's Argentinian, South Americans generally look at Madrid and Barca as the pinnacle of their careers.
if we bought him and I highly doubt we will, he'd probably want to move to Spain within 4 years.
if we bought him and I highly doubt we will, he'd probably want to move to Spain within 4 years.
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