Federico Bernardeschi - AM RLC - Fiorentina (20 Viewers)

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Hydde

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Mar 6, 2003
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Gotta love players who force their way out despite owing everything to their club. He's italian though, must sign.
I dont know what is going on in that rat hole..but i would not blame him for wanting to run form there.

here he will be in paradise in comparison so no probs on that matter. All i care is his football and he would be excellent in Juventus.

We turn him one of those and thats it mane.
 

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Osman

Koul Khara!
Aug 30, 2002
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Exactly. Just today, Badeljs agent said they wont talk to Viola because they only know how to lie ::lol3::
Read what the club itself says about its about to leave Captain Gonzalo Rodriguez :D


http://www.football-italia.net/103184/‘rodriguez-fantasy-land’




And they have had a laughably contentious and soap drama level relationship with Sousa and his poorly guarded secret of leaving since the season began. Ilicic has been treated like garbage 2nd half of the season too, from being a big profile player before.



If there is a time to find valid reasons or excuse for even a local icon of Viola to want to leave badly, its right now, things are completely upside down there with Dele Valle being joke of a president coupled with fans who expect more then they should from their club.
 

Hydde

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Mar 6, 2003
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Rumours say he is pushing hard for juve :tuttosport:

But 40 mils? Maybe we will activate that price and fuck viola for once and for all?. They denied us the serb and cuadrado in the past
 

Dostoevsky

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May 27, 2007
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I wouldn't mind seeing him here.

It's just that the rumored price seems way too high and it'd be kinda sad to spend 50% of our budget on him alone. He might have tons of potential but it's kinda crazy to pay 50mln for him. Morata has also similar price probably but at least he proved himself on higher stages.
 

Hydde

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Mar 6, 2003
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I wouldn't mind seeing him here.

It's just that the rumored price seems way too high and it'd be kinda sad to spend 50% of our budget on him alone. He might have tons of potential but it's kinda crazy to pay 50mln for him. Morata has also similar price probably but at least he proved himself on higher stages.
The good thing is that bernardeschi seems to be a natural playmaker, something we lack so much. Morata is a winger/Cf hybrid. He is kind of a speedster, but i sometimes find his game a little inconsistent.

From the 2 i would prefer bernardeschi since he can play any position behind higuain, unlike morata who will be more expensive
 

Xperd

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Jun 1, 2012
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I would spend €50M on him no problems. It's a crazy market where players just breaking out are going for €90- €100M.

Plus he's Italian and we need a talented player in attack that guarantees staying long term at the club so I'd say it's a worthwhile investment in that respect. Domestic players are always going to cost a lot more and despite us signing a lot of foreign players in recent years we still would need to look towards the future and retain a solid Italian core by replacing the ageing Italians in the team with young Italians who'll form the next core of Italian players that will go on to form our backbone for the upcoming years.

I personally think he'll be a star so I don't mind seeing us spend big money on him.
 

JuveJay

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Mar 6, 2007
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He's a €35m player with an Italian passport, that's the issue. Does it really need repeating every year that players with a domestic nationality cost teams more?
 

lgorTudor

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He's a €35m player with an Italian passport, that's the issue. Does it really need repeating every year that players with a domestic nationality cost teams more?
No they don't, not outside the EPL anyway. Since mentioned players are more reluctant to go abroad the potential circle of buyers shrinks. Spanish giants, Juventus and Bayern poach domestic players at low prices
 

s4tch

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Mar 23, 2015
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No they don't, not outside the EPL anyway. Since mentioned players are more reluctant to go abroad the potential circle of buyers shrinks. Spanish giants, Juventus and Bayern poach domestic players at low prices
serie a implemented more or less the same rules as epl, so yes, italian players already cost more than they should. every team has to have 4 club trained and other 4 association trained players, and this automatically drives up prices.
 

KB824

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Sep 16, 2003
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This kid would do big things for us in a Juve kit. I wouldn't hesitate to pay the 40 million for him. The options that we would have at our disposal with him in the lineup would be terrific.

Play him along that 3 man line behind Higuain. Moving Mandzukic to the lone striker role when Higuain needs a rest. Move Cuadrado to the bench along with Pjaca if Allegri wants to deploy both him and Mandzukic on the wings.

Play a 3 man front line when Dybala needs a rest, with either Mandzukic or Cuadrado on the other side of Higgy, or with Cuadrado with Mandzukic in the middle. This move is a serious no-brainer.

Definitely good enough to get serious minutes in rotation, and the potential to be a starter on this club.

Grab him and Schick, and Allegri will have more attacking options than he will know what to do with.
 

KB824

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Sep 16, 2003
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I wouldn't mind seeing him here.

It's just that the rumored price seems way too high and it'd be kinda sad to spend 50% of our budget on him alone. He might have tons of potential but it's kinda crazy to pay 50mln for him. Morata has also similar price probably but at least he proved himself on higher stages.
You are looking at around 60 million for Morata for starters. He is also nearly 18 months older than Bernadeschi, with a salary reported to be around 7.5 million to boot. I love Alvaro, but given a choice, for what this club needs, I'd take Bernadeschi all day long.
 

JuveJay

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No they don't, not outside the EPL anyway. Since mentioned players are more reluctant to go abroad the potential circle of buyers shrinks. Spanish giants, Juventus and Bayern poach domestic players at low prices
Obviously depends how wealthy or desperate the selling team is. In La Liga many sides are absolutely broke, same as lower end Serie A. Fiorentina don't fall into that category, and you have to consider the Juve factor with them.

Real Madrid and Barcelona have the dual benefit of strong youth systems in recent years and the bargaining position of low buyback options on the best domestic players they sell to other clubs. That is their take on the co-ownership deal.

I've no real idea why Bayern get such value for money with Germans they buy. Half of their moves seem like a piss take to me, they must have incredible leverage on the other sides. You'd never have Italian sides selling potentially world class or world class players for actual transfer value, not to Juve (without clauses).

It's not an immediate value for money move for Juve, but like any signing it all depends how the player does on the field. Transfers are judged twice, ultimately.
 
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