Federico Chiesa (79 Viewers)
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How is that smart for Chiesa? Why lock in for less money for a coach that (reportedly) potentially doesnt like you as a player?
if I'm Chiesa, I'm patient and just let the process play out. I'm open to extending, I'm open to proving myself for Motta, I'm open to transfers before the window closes if the next 5-6 weeks dont go well, and I'm open to play out the season on an expiring contract and evaluate options down the line.
There is zero reason for Chiesa to rush into anything right now unless an offer comes in from a club that he cant refuse. If that handcuffs Juve's management in money available for other transfers or forces them to pivot into selling someone else, that's their problem.
Now, if Motta actually likes Chiesa and sees him as important, the club wants to extend him but only for lesser wages, and Chiesa is willing to do that to stay, great.
if I'm Chiesa, I'm patient and just let the process play out. I'm open to extending, I'm open to proving myself for Motta, I'm open to transfers before the window closes if the next 5-6 weeks dont go well, and I'm open to play out the season on an expiring contract and evaluate options down the line.
There is zero reason for Chiesa to rush into anything right now unless an offer comes in from a club that he cant refuse. If that handcuffs Juve's management in money available for other transfers or forces them to pivot into selling someone else, that's their problem.
Now, if Motta actually likes Chiesa and sees him as important, the club wants to extend him but only for lesser wages, and Chiesa is willing to do that to stay, great.
I mean, it is dangerous in terms of his financial future.
Dybala and some people on this forum thought the "danger" of him playing out his contract until the end and getting "even a bigger shitload of money" was what would happen. And how did the market react to that? Yeah, he absolutely didn't not get an "even bigger shitload of money" and he played for the 6th or 7th best team in Italy with zero CL.
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The rest of world football isn't ignorant to the fact Chiesa has not been the same player since his horrible injury.
And the risk they take is that he returns to the elite player he was before and its a great deal or he continues to be somebody who disappears more than he used to and they're paying him a high wage. Teams are going to try to hedge that risk. Just like we are.
Dybala and some people on this forum thought the "danger" of him playing out his contract until the end and getting "even a bigger shitload of money" was what would happen. And how did the market react to that? Yeah, he absolutely didn't not get an "even bigger shitload of money" and he played for the 6th or 7th best team in Italy with zero CL.
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The rest of world football isn't ignorant to the fact Chiesa has not been the same player since his horrible injury.
And the risk they take is that he returns to the elite player he was before and its a great deal or he continues to be somebody who disappears more than he used to and they're paying him a high wage. Teams are going to try to hedge that risk. Just like we are.
Apparently, Roma pulled out and only Man Utd would meet his wage demands.
https://football-italia.net/chiesa-juventus-ultimatum-man-utd-roma-napoli/
Another Source stated that : Chiesa is expected to sign a long-term deal with Roma for €30 million.
https://romapress.net/report-federi...joining-roma-for-e30-million/#google_vignette
https://football-italia.net/chiesa-juventus-ultimatum-man-utd-roma-napoli/
Another Source stated that : Chiesa is expected to sign a long-term deal with Roma for €30 million.
https://romapress.net/report-federi...joining-roma-for-e30-million/#google_vignette
I mean, Chiesa will bring in like €20-30 million. There are about 10 other players that I'm sure Juve would like to sell. Start selling some of those players instead.
Just sell McKennie, Arthur, Szczesny, De Sciglio, Rugani, Milik, etc
Plenty to choose from. If anything, Giuntoli not selling players that suck and we dont want anymore is screwing up our transfer plans. Why doesnt he just sell them? Is he trying to sabotage the transfer window by not selling those players? Him not selling those players is screwing everything up.
Just sell McKennie, Arthur, Szczesny, De Sciglio, Rugani, Milik, etc
Plenty to choose from. If anything, Giuntoli not selling players that suck and we dont want anymore is screwing up our transfer plans. Why doesnt he just sell them? Is he trying to sabotage the transfer window by not selling those players? Him not selling those players is screwing everything up.
Are you really that dense? Yeah we will sell most of those bums, but here’s the difference
1) Chiesa’s sale will bring more than selling those bums combined
2) He is on high wages
3) his contract expires next season- so if he doesn’t renew, we risk losing him on free
Best case scenario for me is that he renews.but him dragging things out certainly doesn’t help us to plan our mercato.
1) Chiesa’s sale will bring more than selling those bums combined
2) He is on high wages
3) his contract expires next season- so if he doesn’t renew, we risk losing him on free
Best case scenario for me is that he renews.but him dragging things out certainly doesn’t help us to plan our mercato.
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