If Real are getting him back, they'll keep him. It doesn't make sense to sell him for 20-25 mil euro that we are ready to give them. Or maybe they expect more?
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Raiola is a high profile agent, he's going to get interviewed a lot and it isn't bad for his image if he does either. Raiola doesn't work for Juventus either, so he's not going to make definitive statements reassuring fans like you or I about Pogba's future. I doubt he's even that shady either (despite the nationality 
), relative to other agents in football.
Pogba will still receive those offers, whether he's with Raiola or not. Would another agent will play on Pogba's loyal side and convince him to reject the offer if PSG are waving around all their oil dollars?
), relative to other agents in football. Pogba will still receive those offers, whether he's with Raiola or not. Would another agent will play on Pogba's loyal side and convince him to reject the offer if PSG are waving around all their oil dollars?
Dont remember, pretty sure was long time ago. Summer is coming, lets see what he does, althought im pretty sure that at least this summer , Pogba is going nowehere.
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Morata already gone?
By Football Italia staff
It’s reported Real Madrid have effectively bought Alvaro Morata back from Juventus already.
The Spaniard moved to the Bianconeri in the summer of 2014, but Los Merengues retained a buyback clause for the summer of 2016 and 2017.
The Old Lady are expecting to talk with the Spanish side after the Champions League final, but a decision may already have been made.
According to Calciomercato, Madrid have already begun the bureaucratic process of paying the €30m to Juve, though the deal cannot officially go through until the transfer window opens.
The website reports that Morata is attracting interest from around the continent, and could fetch a fee of over €50m.
It’s thought Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal are very interested, while Manchester United could also enter the race if and when they appoint Jose Mourinho, who gave Morata his Madrid debut.
While Los Blancos are keen to sell the 23-year-old on for a quick profit, he could stay in Spain if Coach Zinedine Zidane insists.
In theory, Juventus could buy him back from Madrid for a higher fee, but it’s thought to be unlikely that the Italian champions would engage in a bidding war with Premier League clubs and oil-rich PSG.
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Morata already gone?
By Football Italia staff
It’s reported Real Madrid have effectively bought Alvaro Morata back from Juventus already.
The Spaniard moved to the Bianconeri in the summer of 2014, but Los Merengues retained a buyback clause for the summer of 2016 and 2017.
The Old Lady are expecting to talk with the Spanish side after the Champions League final, but a decision may already have been made.
According to Calciomercato, Madrid have already begun the bureaucratic process of paying the €30m to Juve, though the deal cannot officially go through until the transfer window opens.
The website reports that Morata is attracting interest from around the continent, and could fetch a fee of over €50m.
It’s thought Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal are very interested, while Manchester United could also enter the race if and when they appoint Jose Mourinho, who gave Morata his Madrid debut.
While Los Blancos are keen to sell the 23-year-old on for a quick profit, he could stay in Spain if Coach Zinedine Zidane insists.
In theory, Juventus could buy him back from Madrid for a higher fee, but it’s thought to be unlikely that the Italian champions would engage in a bidding war with Premier League clubs and oil-rich PSG.
Raiola is a high profile agent, he's going to get interviewed a lot and it isn't bad for his image if he does either. Raiola doesn't work for Juventus either, so he's not going to make definitive statements reassuring fans like you or I about Pogba's future. I doubt he's even that shady either (despite the nationality ), relative to other agents in football.
Pogba will still receive those offers, whether he's with Raiola or not. Would another agent will play on Pogba's loyal side and convince him to reject the offer if PSG are waving around all their oil dollars?
), relative to other agents in football. Pogba will still receive those offers, whether he's with Raiola or not. Would another agent will play on Pogba's loyal side and convince him to reject the offer if PSG are waving around all their oil dollars?
no agent would, but Raiola is more talented and experienced than other agents and his words are heavier.I believe from this "sources" only TanuMz's.That Guardian and FI bullshit are just a yellow paper articles.
Anyway we aren't the side who can say the last word.
It will be a pity if true that he is leaving cause we really develop him as a player so this looks like we are some kind of a fostering club for the likes of shitty Real.MU and others.
Anyway we aren't the side who can say the last word.
It will be a pity if true that he is leaving cause we really develop him as a player so this looks like we are some kind of a fostering club for the likes of shitty Real.MU and others.
Sounds like Morata is gone. I go back in forth on the Morata and Cuadrado deals. On one hand I think they made sense at the time but on the other hand I feel like we are above these kind of deals. It feels like we rebuilt Cuadrados value for Chelsea and built up Morata's value for Real Madrid. I just go back and force on these deals. Sometimes it feels like they were opportunities that made sense at the time and sometimes it feels like we were ripped off really bad.
It's hard to say because we needed another cf at the time. Real Madrid would not have sold him without the clause. We couldn't afford anyone of similar quality so if we didn't get Morata we would have got a significantly inferior player and might not made the CL final. That appearance in the final put us back on the European map
not signing Morata would have been a mistake for sure
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He would probably remained a substitute at Real Madrid but I think he wanted to play more and if we didn't buy him he would have went to Wolfsburg or Arsenal or somewhere right?
Well, we made the deal like a glorified Sassuolo, and trained Morata for money in the end.
Lesson to be learned it seems. Next time, we need to avoid buy back clauses, or clauses that prevent us retain the player. And if the deal is impossible without the clause, then lets call it quits and pull back from negotiations.
We made money with Morata, and thats nice. But sadly we are losing a great man and a great player after being teased for 2 years, and now madrid will reap the fruits.
Lesson to be learned it seems. Next time, we need to avoid buy back clauses, or clauses that prevent us retain the player. And if the deal is impossible without the clause, then lets call it quits and pull back from negotiations.
We made money with Morata, and thats nice. But sadly we are losing a great man and a great player after being teased for 2 years, and now madrid will reap the fruits.