Barca are an absolute shambles of a club at the moment.
You love to see it.
You love to see it.
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They already have a great squad
I mean obviously I disagree with literally everything you said.
Not sure, they’re one of the proper clubs. Do we want to see City/PSG/Chelsea dominating it? Not for me.
FTFY
Nah he will definitely score both times. It’s just what happens when ex strikers return. They always have a point to prove and try twice as hard
OK maybe I don't disagree with *literally* everything you said. Just the 95%.
Well, just one of those clubs…yes, yes we do!
Not a bad thing as from what I've seen he's very good going forward.
- 2+1 year contract
- Net salary (i.e. after taxes): 30-35 million Euros per season (bonuses included)
- There will also be a signing bonus (currently being negotiated with Leo's father).
Well.. Barca would never be able to compete anyway, so if Messi going to PSG can keep CL out of the Pep Guardiola is my idol’s reach im 100% for that.
I’m actually astonished at PsG’s wage bill. Specially if they renew Mbappe too. Surely there have to be some repercussions??
35m NET
- After Zapata, Inter also want a 2nd striker on loan or a free transfer. Options:
- Gianluca Scamacca (Sassuolo)
- Edin Dzeko (Roma; free transfer)
- Roma don't want to give him up.
- Inter working on Dumfries after a deal for Nández stalled.
Fine for Laird, but
No point sending Pellistri to a team playing with wingbacks because he's a winger. He won't get played.
Pellistri isn't a pure winger, he can play behind the front 2 in a 5-3-2.
Their arrogant pursuit of Verratti really came back to bite them. Now PSG have taken Neymar and Messi off them.
United offered 21 million pounds per year.
I'd have thought that they'd target someone with a more prominent profile than Ivo Grbic, but maybe they see something in him that I don't.
I always get these confused, is Net before tax or after tax?
Net = after tax
Thank you!
Reasonable all things considered.
That's right. He was on loan to Huesca last season and was great for them, scoring 16 goals in the process.
The announcement:
So still over 1m per week?
35m Euro net = 570,000 GBP/week net.
Which would be something like 1m GBP gross / week.
A great salary, but befitting a Messi.
Which would be something like 1m GBP gross / week.
A great salary, but befitting a Messi.
I have a feeling that city are acutely aware of the dangers of over spending every season the consequence it may have.
Money is no issue for these people but I believe they know that if they over spend massively, they will feck themselves and the PL will come down massively hard on them.
Plus whatever signing-on fee is arranged, too.
Oh man, hope the state owned club can afford it.
Yes lets not forget the signing bonus....poor bloke is on the breadline
Pure greed.
Guy may be a great footballer but he is not a particularly sympathetic individual.
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