Now that we've lost Quag our attack is nonexistant, we have noone to create and score goals, as we could see from the matches against Parma and Napoli.
Our midfield isnt all that either, we're too slow and too predictable because we only depend on Krasić.
No arguments here.
We really dont have much choice, if we dont bring in some quality we will most probably miss the CL again and that could have much worse long term consequences than the 30 mil € we'd spend on Forlan.
Let's pretend we do have the required money & are willing to use it, which I doubt.
Which would be the best deal?:
- spending 30 million € on an older player, knowing full well that in 2 years time his actual value would be (close to) 0.
or
- spending for example 40 or 50 million € (all in) on a younger player, knowing you could use him for a longer period and/or recuperate a big chunk of money when he leaves.
Taking into account that no player (not Forlan, not Pazzini, not Messi, ...) can guarantee us CL qualification.
I agree that we need to take risks & I agree that it better happens fast. But let's not create an even worse situation.
And I really believe that if we do get Forlan now, we will not get another attacker in the summer, at least not a real reinforcement. Which would mean playing a season with DP, Toni, Forlan, maybe one of Iaquinta/Amauri, Quag(?), some young dude.