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They paid us.

If it's a simple loan the chances that the loaning team uses the player are less compared to when they co-own the player, for obvious reasons. It's not about teaching him, the most important thing at his age is playing time. He gets exactly that at Genoa (and mind you, I really don't think he...

But, But...imagine Matri and Co. teaching him things in training... :snoop:

No co-ownership, close to zero playing time most of the times. That's the price you pay, clubs like Genoa in this case get a reward for using and therefore rising the market value of the co-owned player. It's not that hard to understand, really.