Endless Summer Mercato 2016 (46 Viewers)

[Xperd]

What about Evra?

He hasnt signed yet but he's close to agreeing a new deal.

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Lets just sign Ibra and play a 4-3-3 formation with Dybala Morata and Zlatan or Dybala behind Morata Zlatan! Its not building for the future but the present will definitely be a nice one!

No

 

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[il brutto]

Now with 06 Cannavaro, 98 Zidane and 04 Zambrotta

It's getting hard to fit all those in that imaginary team.

Buffon
Cannavaro Bonucci Zambrotta
Marchisio
Zidane Pogba
Platini Nedved
Dybala Del Piero​

 

[AOD4]

Can Benatia and Bonucci work together as a pairing ? If we have Chiellini and Barzaghli injured.

 

[il brutto]

Can Benatia and Bonucci work together as a pairing ? If we have Chiellini and Barzaghli injured.

Definitely.

 

[zizinho]

Im not so sure about the obligation to buy in the latest rumor about Benatia. What if hes another Chiellini injury wise? Try to make it an option or lower the fee

 

[Xperd]

Im not so sure about the obligation to buy in the latest rumor about Benatia. What if hes another Chiellini injury wise? Try to make it an option or lower the fee

I dont believe that rumor but in case its true,it will be an automatic obligation depending on the no.of appearances he makes.If he's injury riddled most of the time and doesnt play much,then the buy option wont be activated.

 

[zizinho]

I dont believe that rumor but in case its true,it will be an automatic obligation depending on the no.of appearances he makes.If he's injury riddled most of the time and doesnt play much,then the buy option wont be activated.

That sounds much better

 

[1251alex]

Am I the only one who thinks the EPL getting all that money will also improve other teams from other leagues? They're gonna spend stupidly and sell low when players don't pan out for them.

 

[italiacalcio10]

http://www.football-italia.net/84138/matheus-pereira-juventus

Corinthians talent Matheus Pereira is expected to fly in for a Juventus medical.

According to Sky Sport Italia and ESPN, the creative midfielder is on his way to Turin with his agent for extensive negotiations.

Depending on the outcome, he could then sign a contract.

Pereira only just turned 18 and can play in the trequartista role behind the strikers that Coach Max Allegri has been asking for.

It’s more than likely that if he did sign on, he’d be loaned out elsewhere first.

The transfer is believed to be worth under €2m, as his contract with Corinthians expires in 2017.

 

[DAiDEViL]

@CrimsonianKing @Hustini #youth

 

[Hust]

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Only 2m?

 

[zizinho]

2M

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

Maybe he just sucks

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[zizinho]

Well hes left footed, how good can he possibly be

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[Hust]

@King of Kings


your thoughts?

 

[DAiDEViL]

what is Appelt doing btw?

 

[zizinho]

Hes a comedian

 

[Osman]

The fortunate thing is that Bayern's advantage financially isn't that much stronger than Juventus today. Bayern generated 507 million euro in revenue, and 111 million in EBITDA. (July 2015 figures, most recent). Juventus generated 390 million euro, and 110 million in EBITDA. The key is that Bayern's cost structure in general is higher, and furthermore, Juventus has historically spent less on the transfers in recent years, which actually puts Juventus' operating income ahead of Bayern. That being said it isn't completely apples to apples, because Bayern likely grew a bit from the trailing last twelve months from July 2015 to December 2015.

Juventus also does have some debt on the balance sheet, while Bayern has none. Juventus only spends 5.4 million in interest though. Bayern spends 3 million apparently without debt, so it makes me question whether some of the liabilities are indeed debt, but Bayern doesn't disclose.

The key is that functionally, with existing cost structures, Bayern can't "beat" Juventus easily in bidding wars because both teams are generally good with their cheque-books and won't pull Manchester City-esque moves.

As I have said before, with potential sales, and the financial growth of Juventus, we could see a very healthy transfer season. Leverage is low, and EBITDA is at record levels...

I must say I like your unique informative posts like these. Get more of a sense of the clubs financial growth and health with every post.

 

[Zacheryah]

Am I the only one who thinks the EPL getting all that money will also improve other teams from other leagues? They're gonna spend stupidly and sell low when players don't pan out for them.

Thats what i'm thinking. They'll feed several clubs mostly.

Cause really, as if they suddenly will know how to mercato

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The fortunate thing is that Bayern's advantage financially isn't that much stronger than Juventus today. Bayern generated 507 million euro in revenue, and 111 million in EBITDA. (July 2015 figures, most recent). Juventus generated 390 million euro, and 110 million in EBITDA. The key is that Bayern's cost structure in general is higher, and furthermore, Juventus has historically spent less on the transfers in recent years, which actually puts Juventus' operating income ahead of Bayern. That being said it isn't completely apples to apples, because Bayern likely grew a bit from the trailing last twelve months from July 2015 to December 2015.

Juventus also does have some debt on the balance sheet, while Bayern has none. Juventus only spends 5.4 million in interest though. Bayern spends 3 million apparently without debt, so it makes me question whether some of the liabilities are indeed debt, but Bayern doesn't disclose.

The key is that functionally, with existing cost structures, Bayern can't "beat" Juventus easily in bidding wars because both teams are generally good with their cheque-books and won't pull Manchester City-esque moves.

As I have said before, with potential sales, and the financial growth of Juventus, we could see a very healthy transfer season. Leverage is low, and EBITDA is at record levels...

You should post this in the financial thread so it doesnt immediatly get forgotten on the next page. I'd missed it if Osman didnt quote it. Great post

 

[am0110]

If financials is almost good as Bayerns then how come Bayer buys great talents every year while Beppe is always waiting for some luck like Alex Sandro case when pursuing Siquera type mediocrity...