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y, hopefully a club like Valencia, Everton or West Ham go for him. The amount of clubs that would want Higgy and can afford him is not big though, given how reluctantly he joined Milan I wouldn't be so optimistic that it'll be easy to offload him if they don't take up their option

surely Milan would take him for 25m. the originally negotiated price was 36m though, if it's 18m loan + 25m option, it turns out we bought him for 90m and sold for 43m... original rumors were that we'd like to sell him for 65m and would be willing to do 60m, ending on 43m is pretty disappointing :D

Cutrone might not be a better striker, but when it comes to price/quality Higuain looks pretty bad :p Higgy is 9.5m per year + loan fee + transfer fee (and there's supposed to be a salary increase as well in 2nd year?). when you compare it to Cutrone's modest 1.1m and him being one of their...

not only Higuain decided to risk it and take the penalty against a guy he's taken hundreds of penalties against, he also didn't change a single thing in his approach :lol: “I know him, because he was one of the penalty takers last year,” Szczesny told JTV. “Last year, as second goalkeeper, I...

He's perfectly suited for Milan, Roma has Dzeko, Inter has Icardi and Milan has Higuain, every team thats aiming for CL places needs a good striker. We dont need him and neither do any of the teams that are competing for league titles and CL

nice goal. please, keep it up so Milan buys you

With him being leaner and more fit + having a new challenge, I expect him to play better for Milan than he ever did for Juve

I'm probably one of the biggest Higgy haters here, but man this is sad :lol:

bye Higgy, thanks for the good moments

Higuain-Dybala-CR7 are three guys that dont defend, want to be the ones that put the ball into net and are most effective in the final third. I have my reservations about Dybala-CR7 partnership, but I'm absolutely sure that with the mid we have, a front 3 you proposed would be a disaster :D

I really like the dude, but he's probably way too expensive and our midfield is dying, not the right moment to spend another 30ish million on an attacker :D

the amount of CFs at Milan is pretty funny atm, considering how hard it is to offload one. Higuain, Kalinic, Bacca, Andre Silva, Cutrone, even Borini could be considered one :D

true. at least the recent pictures of him are encouraging, maybe he will last as a decent footballer until summer 2021, when his contract finally expires :D

if we're talking rationally, getting rid of Higuains wages and getting 55m in return is good for Juve. he is a good option to have upfront for us, but way too expensive for his role post CR7 arrival. exchanging a long-term asset in Caldara for a Bonucci with no resale value and on considerably...

So we'll do Higgy+Caldara for Bonucci+55m? You're right, the cost is not that similar

5.5m net sounds not that bad, I was under the impression Bonuccis wage would be closer to current Higuain given his current wage. What are we going to pay Milan for Leo and what will they pay for Higgy, will there be a substantial difference in the transfer fees as well? - - - Updated - - -...

I'd rather keep him than sign Bonucci, in the end the cost between the two will be very similar, but Gonzalo for sure has a much bigger impact on games than Bonucci ever will. Would like to see what a motivated Higuain is capable of.

56m is not bad, not bad at all for Higgy. However, we went from wanting 60m straight to wanting 18m + 38m obligation, I wonder how low will we go to get rid of Gonzalo's wages, it's obvious that we are having difficulties

nasty

Higgy earns 7.5m for three more years and our asking price is 60m, no wonder the only two clubs interested are Milan, who gave even more stupid money to Bonucci, and Chelsea, who don't have a CF capable of regularly scoring goals. I really hope Marotta pulls this off, will completely justify...