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That's not true. Juve is a healthy company owned by a billion-dollar conglomerate. Also Juve would keep Pogba if he wants to stay. It can be refused for other reasons as well, like that fact that Pogba's value will be over 100m for years to come, particularly considering that prices rise and...

Exactly. Marotta's statement is just another indicator that Pogba is close to leaving and that we are idotic enough to roll over and let him go. In essence we act in the money interest of Pogba/Raiola, not in the interest of Juve, if we let him go.

At United he will earn 13m after tax plus make more money through keeping his image rights. At Juve he currently earns 4,5m after tax. Raiola would make about 20m in this deal. The whole deal is all about money. United couldn't convince Pogba with sporting prospects, so they did with money. I...

Hopefully we at least get Gabrigol. :tuttosport:

His injury is such a massive shame. He was a starter at Pescara and could have played a full season in Serie A as a starter there, if it weren't for this injury. Now instead there is a lot uncertainty around where he is going to play and where he is going to stand in the hierarchy of that club...

Would have liked to keep him as well. On the other hand chances are there will be another opportunity to sign him. Would be surprised if he doesn't re-join Serie A sooner than later, its his natural habitat. If he doesn't do well at Chelsea and/or Conte gets fired until June next year - all very...

Considering the striker drought on the market, this would be a good deal and worth the investment/gamble.

If we want to do something crazy in the attack imo we should gamble on Lukaku for about 50m. Younger, much lower fee, lower salary. And most importantly: If he flops, we easily can sell him back to the PL for something between 30m-40m, which makes the gamble be less extreme than it seems...

Imo the only way we would do this deal is if Higuain agreed to give up some salary money so we can pay of his ransom, something like agreeing to the same salary he has at Napoli (5mln after tax) instead of the 7,5mln after tax he could get everywhere and we supposedly agreed with him. Otherwise...

If thats the source: http://www.lance.com.br/santos/proposta-milhoes-trava-renovacao-gabigol-com.html Then - if i understand it correctly - it says at the end of the article that he has a release clause set at 18 million € in the current contract, so if he doesn't renew getting him could...

Good backup for a fee of 1,5m€ and relatively low-salary though. Considering how low the revenue of Napoli is, it's imo a quite smart deal for a backup.

Didn't you also say we were extremely close to Mascherano, hours before he announced his staying at Barca? What happened to that?

Already signed with Torino after Bielsa rejected him.

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Would be a great signing, fits perfectly into the Juve tradition. Italian national player with talent, someone who naturally would blossom besides his mates BBC, someone who would benefit greatly from getting away from Milan's disorganization and instead getting the Juve DNA injected onto him...

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Diks in viola (italian version) Diks for the viola (football-italia translation)

Great signing. Age is not a problem, defenders in Italy are like wine. It also means we definitely will play with 3 cbs throughout the season, which means we definitely need to replace Morata with top class striker, everything else would be a liability on the big stage.

So Padoin joins Cagliari and suddenly there are good news about their new stadium plans. Talisman. :nico:

And then they signed a 26 year old striker who hasn't played a second in his life in Serie A and who know ever has heard of up until a few months ago for 10 million (Lapadula). Lapadula is going to have a medical with Milan tomorrow according to Sky and other sources.