he joins Juventus for 18M and he rejects Wolfsburg offer
Wolfsburg submitted a €20 million (£15.9 million) offer for him!!
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he joins Juventus for 18M and he rejects Wolfsburg offer
Wolfsburg submitted a €20 million (£15.9 million) offer for him!!
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http://www.realmadrid.com/noticias/2014/07/carta-de-morata
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NEWS | 19.07.2014
The entire Real Madrid:
From these lines I want to thank all that you have given me since I came to Real Madrid.
I walked through the door of this club as a child and I have kept and trained as a family. I get the affection of the fans who always supported me, in good times and in not so good times. I take friendship and professionalism of all my teammates and coaches, from the first to the last; all of them are essential in my career and helped me grow every day to be what I am today. I carry in my heart the love of all people working in this house, especially those they do at Ciudad Real Madrid, where I was welcomed like a son six years ago and have educated me and made ​​with the zeal of parents .
I want to thank the president, Florentino Pérez, and its Board of Directors, who have always supported me and supported, and now have provided me start a new adventure in another legendary club in European football.
I have felt this shield from the first day with the same passion as much in defeat as in victory. I take the values ​​of this club: companionship, solidarity, effort, delivery ... and always fight to the end, as we were taught the great myths of Real Madrid, especially Don Alfredo Di Stefano. His last match was also the last one I played with this tee and we do not forget in life.
I do not know what I leave to each of you and for Real Madrid. I just want you to know that I gave everything in every moment that is what this club requires and what is so great.
An infinite and eternal embrace all Madridismo.
Hala Madrid!
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NEWS | 19.07.2014
The entire Real Madrid:
From these lines I want to thank all that you have given me since I came to Real Madrid.
I walked through the door of this club as a child and I have kept and trained as a family. I get the affection of the fans who always supported me, in good times and in not so good times. I take friendship and professionalism of all my teammates and coaches, from the first to the last; all of them are essential in my career and helped me grow every day to be what I am today. I carry in my heart the love of all people working in this house, especially those they do at Ciudad Real Madrid, where I was welcomed like a son six years ago and have educated me and made ​​with the zeal of parents .
I want to thank the president, Florentino Pérez, and its Board of Directors, who have always supported me and supported, and now have provided me start a new adventure in another legendary club in European football.
I have felt this shield from the first day with the same passion as much in defeat as in victory. I take the values ​​of this club: companionship, solidarity, effort, delivery ... and always fight to the end, as we were taught the great myths of Real Madrid, especially Don Alfredo Di Stefano. His last match was also the last one I played with this tee and we do not forget in life.
I do not know what I leave to each of you and for Real Madrid. I just want you to know that I gave everything in every moment that is what this club requires and what is so great.
An infinite and eternal embrace all Madridismo.
Hala Madrid!
Another way to look at it would be that Marotta & Paratici are acknowledging the difficulties in which italian clubs have to operate, and that they're carving out some pretty shrewd deals at the moment. This particular deal sees us land one of the most promising talents in world football for at least a couple of seasons, and if RM decides to buy him back, we will make a financial profit.
It's not ideal to risk losing the player after just a couple of seasons (see buyback clause), but we have to think outside the box sometimes. I'm glad we have a GM that is capable of doing that and not one like Galliani, for instance, who are still applying the methods of the past (when Serie-A was the powerhouse of football) to the current situation. That being, constantly chasing "big names" and putting them on high wages. Galliani is a fine GM, but he belongs to an era when the big names came to Italy in their prime. He's still a big name-chaser, but the only ones he can get now are players that are past their peak.
It's not ideal to risk losing the player after just a couple of seasons (see buyback clause), but we have to think outside the box sometimes. I'm glad we have a GM that is capable of doing that and not one like Galliani, for instance, who are still applying the methods of the past (when Serie-A was the powerhouse of football) to the current situation. That being, constantly chasing "big names" and putting them on high wages. Galliani is a fine GM, but he belongs to an era when the big names came to Italy in their prime. He's still a big name-chaser, but the only ones he can get now are players that are past their peak.
How is this even supposed to be a shrewd deal ? We've blown 20m on this guy,our most expensive transfer in the Marotta era on an unproven kid FOR THE BENCH who doesnt offer any guarantee whatsoever.Where does this scream 'shrewd' ?
If Madrid buys him back,it means he would've done extremely well here WHICH MEANS there'd be a hole left in the Juventus team and we'd find it extremely hard to replace him.The value of CF market keeps getting bigger and bigger as the years go by.
People arent looking at the bigger picture and just talking about that goddamn 10m net profit.Such pittance profits shouldnt matter to big clubs.
But whatever Marotta does is exempt from criticism for some,so im just going to stop bothering now.
If Madrid buys him back,it means he would've done extremely well here WHICH MEANS there'd be a hole left in the Juventus team and we'd find it extremely hard to replace him.The value of CF market keeps getting bigger and bigger as the years go by.
People arent looking at the bigger picture and just talking about that goddamn 10m net profit.Such pittance profits shouldnt matter to big clubs.
But whatever Marotta does is exempt from criticism for some,so im just going to stop bothering now.
The reality check those guys are gonna have...The jury is still out on whether it's a good deal. I should have been clear that I meant that it could prove to be a shrewd deal. We may get a couple of awesome seasons from a very good player, paying him average wages and earning 10 million euros once his time here is up (end result being: having had a very good player deliver for us for 2 seasons, for free). Such a scenario could end up looking pretty damn shrewd, in the end. And if he's great and RM doesn't excercise the buyback-clause until it runs out, then the deal could end up looking even better for us.
But you know, first the boy needs to deliver. The jury is still out on this deal, I at least agree with that.
But you know, first the boy needs to deliver. The jury is still out on this deal, I at least agree with that.
