Alberto Cerri (11 Viewers)
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€15m doesn't get you much now, and he's a young striker in-form.
Thought he had something special about him as a young striker, obviously massive but had lots of nice touches and scored quite a few goals. Italian coaches tend to use him more as an old-fashioned target man but he had a breakout with Perugia and partnering Han and others, German football could suit him.
Needs a buyback clause for sure, we can't throw away potential big Italian talents.
Thought he had something special about him as a young striker, obviously massive but had lots of nice touches and scored quite a few goals. Italian coaches tend to use him more as an old-fashioned target man but he had a breakout with Perugia and partnering Han and others, German football could suit him.
Needs a buyback clause for sure, we can't throw away potential big Italian talents.
loan with obligation is rather a financial/accounting technique that helps the loaner with a lower amortization. (1st year: 100% of the loan fee is the amortization for that year, which is usually lower than the amortization after actually buying the player. for instance, we loaned douglas costa from bayern for a fee of 6m, then we bought the player for 40m on a 4-year contract, so the yearly amortization is 10m.)
quite weird decision from him, maybe he wanted to stay close to home? but surely he could have picked a better/richer club than Cagliari in that case. as older players usually shine in Italy, looking for him to have a Kolarov esque impact, but to a lesser degree ofcourse, due to the size of his club
