Damien Comolli - General manager (18 Viewers)
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We already spent :
Nico Gonzalez for 28.1m (bit expensive but hopefully we can sell him)
Lloyd Kelly for 17.2m (keep Huijsen will be a better options but that ship already sailed, we need to sell him hopefully some EPL relegation battle will be interested)
Pierre Kalulu for 14.3m (good deal)
Di Gregorio for 14.3m (good deal)
For grand total of 73.9m, before Comolli even handle this season transfer dealings, lets see what he capable to bring this mercato
It seems that Bremer seems like "new transfer" and probably Rugani too in Tudor's eye
Nico Gonzalez for 28.1m (bit expensive but hopefully we can sell him)
Lloyd Kelly for 17.2m (keep Huijsen will be a better options but that ship already sailed, we need to sell him hopefully some EPL relegation battle will be interested)
Pierre Kalulu for 14.3m (good deal)
Di Gregorio for 14.3m (good deal)
For grand total of 73.9m, before Comolli even handle this season transfer dealings, lets see what he capable to bring this mercato
It seems that Bremer seems like "new transfer" and probably Rugani too in Tudor's eye
My hope is that he can loan out Kelly (no-one will pay what we paid) and get a proper CB. Off-load Nico close to what we paid or keep him and forget Sancho (we should have kept Mbangula). Get a hard working central mid and a better WB and finalize Muani and call it a mercato after finally sending Vlahovic and Luiz on their way.
Fiorentina level transfer market and squad building so far, in this rhythm we might actually end up also fighting for their 6th spot from next season onwards too.
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And props to the fans who still see the good and positive in everything, i just can’t, even if a player is ok but not a complete jabroni doesn’t make him good enough for Juventus, and for years now we’ve been piling up on this ‘almost/maybe good enough’ profiles and been fooling ourselves that they might surprise us or that there’s something worthy in them, and ultimately it very rarely works out, yet we still continue on the same patterns of letting go of promising talents for cheap only to then replace them with more experienced but rather expensive mediocre players, so i rest my case.
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And props to the fans who still see the good and positive in everything, i just can’t, even if a player is ok but not a complete jabroni doesn’t make him good enough for Juventus, and for years now we’ve been piling up on this ‘almost/maybe good enough’ profiles and been fooling ourselves that they might surprise us or that there’s something worthy in them, and ultimately it very rarely works out, yet we still continue on the same patterns of letting go of promising talents for cheap only to then replace them with more experienced but rather expensive mediocre players, so i rest my case.
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So do we bro… but i’m afraid it’s not just the napolitan mole that sinked us to this point, he was more like the icing on the cake, however overall it’s a cumulation of bad decisions and poor choices that spans over multiple years that got us here, and seems like also right now we still lack any coherent plan, but with even less finances this time around.