Recent content by sportsczy

Typically, you have two agents. One representing the buyer and one the seller. The property owner pays the agent fees and the two agents split it. Regardless, the entire amount is paid by the property owner. Only difference here is that Juve aren't represented by an agent so the fee they pay...

You can't double count expenses. Juve, like all clubs, counts players' wages the year they occur and match them with the revenue the players generate. So whatever the net is, it can't have anything to do with the player's wage in terms of financial reporting. - - - Updated - - - That's...

105 + 5 mil in bonuses. Normal agent fee of 6% of transfer fee paid by Juve. The additional money owed above normal paid by Man U. In essence, Juve pay roughly 6.6 mil to Raiola while Man U pay him 21.4 mil. So the net to Juve will be 98.7 mil + 4.7 mil in bonuses net of agent fees...

Dosto is one the biggest Marchisio fans in the world... and a fantastic Juve fan period. He's just pointing out how underrated Claudio is with those quotes. In any case, Pogba is gone. But sooner or later Juve need to make a statement and pay a top wage for a player. Pirlo tells a story when...

Dosto... is that you?

Di Maria and Ozil were absolutely in their prime. I'm a Real Madrid fan. Di Maria was easily our best player the season before he was sold. The fanbase were crushed... but he had asked to leave. Wanted a payraise and Flo Perez denied him. Same with Ozil... he wanted a raise that Real...

Again, it's mostly about compensation. Pogba is getting 13 mil net per season in wages and another estimated 7 mil in image rights with Man U. Juve was paying him around 4.5 mil net. That's a HUGE difference. The issue that everyone other than Madrid, Barca, PSG and Bayern have with the...

You can't block players from transferring... none of the good players would ever come. You either have a policy that you will accommodate players when they ask to leave OR players will demand an exit clause. In Juve's case, they have the policy likely because they feel that they can get better...

Keep in mind wages are a bigger issue than transfer fees... so a good portion of the Pogba sale would be banked so we can offer top wages IF we were to bring in WC players. My sense is that Juve won't. Players like Reus, etc are out of the question due to their wage demands. Verrati and Isco...

Madrid won CL and cup last year and lead la Liga this season. I don't see how they're doing anything wrong lol. In La Liga, technique is the key. If you're great technically, you will thrive. If your technique is questionable, you will get found out. Bale is awful technically and he's been...

None of this is a surprise... football is a profession. So it's normal that someone strives to make the most money possible and with an organization with the highest status possible. You can't expect someone to behave irrationally. Juve's challenge is to reach a place where Juve is a...

It's not about just getting paid... it's about legitimately competing to win the CL too. Top players want to play for the top trophy.

That said, Pogba is very happy at Juve. He doesn't want to leave. Only 2 scenarios would change that: - Juve decide to sell him. Not much he can do there unless it's to a club he is against. - Someone offers him such a ridiculous wage that, like any human being, he would be stupid to say...

Depends on the client and the agent... i'm sure it's only for the top players or transfers in order to attract them. Zidane mentioned it a few years back when he was talking about events that led to his transfer from Juve (said that, besides his desire to play for Madrid, Madrid made a wage...

I don't think you guys quite understand the position of Serie A and Juve when you mention names like Lacazette, Reus, etc. Juve can't afford the wages that are going to be offered elsewhere. Reus is wanted by everyone and Lacazette has Liverpool and Tottenham on him. What does that mean...