Federico Chiesa (102 Viewers)

RKid1

Senior Member
Jun 29, 2020
816
Paratici doesn’t work with Tottenham anymore
I didn't even know that.

BRING HIM HOME TO JUVENTUS!!

That guy had major pull and brought the big names here. If Paratici was still in charge, we'd have Calafiori, Todibo (yes, both of them), and Koopmeiners all signed already --- and Chiesa would be extended.
 

Lion

King of Tuz
Jan 24, 2007
36,185
i am not going to repeat my entire posts. i already explained how much allegri ball has set juve back.

chiesa came from 3 seasons before allegri balls with these stats

18/19: 18 goals and assists in 41 matches at 20 years old
19/20: 20 goals and assists in 37 matches at 21 years od
20/21: first season juve 26 goals and assists at 22 years old
21/22 and 22/23: who cares he was recovering from injury
23/24: 12 goals and assists at 26 years old despite allegri ball. so still in double digits contribution wise.

allegri ball set him back. he was doing fine before allegri's toxic anti football
 

Espectro

The Grimreaper
Jul 12, 2002
14,565
i am not going to repeat my entire posts. i already explained how much allegri ball has set juve back.

chiesa came from 3 seasons before allegri balls with these stats

18/19: 18 goals and assists in 41 matches at 20 years old
19/20: 20 goals and assists in 37 matches at 21 years od
20/21: first season juve 26 goals and assists at 22 years old
21/22 and 22/23: who cares he was recovering from injury
23/24: 12 goals and assists at 26 years old despite allegri ball. so still in double digits contribution wise.

allegri ball set him back. he was doing fine before allegri's toxic anti football
And even with those stats, no team wants to pay him 9M… because, yeah, you guess it, he doesn’t deserve it.
 

RKid1

Senior Member
Jun 29, 2020
816
i am not going to repeat my entire posts. i already explained how much allegri ball has set juve back.

chiesa came from 3 seasons before allegri balls with these stats

18/19: 18 goals and assists in 41 matches at 20 years old
19/20: 20 goals and assists in 37 matches at 21 years od
20/21: first season juve 26 goals and assists at 22 years old
21/22 and 22/23: who cares he was recovering from injury
23/24: 12 goals and assists at 26 years old despite allegri ball. so still in double digits contribution wise.

allegri ball set him back. he was doing fine before allegri's toxic anti football
You also have to account that 2 of those goals came in the final 2 games after Allegri got sacked and wasn't coaching anymore.

I'm not great at math, but scoring 2 goals in 2 games is a pretty good pace over a full season (assuming he'd keep scoring at that rate). Imagine if he played 40 games this year and scored a goal a game. That would be like 27 goals.
 

Espectro

The Grimreaper
Jul 12, 2002
14,565
thats because in football you are only as good as your last season or two.

but that doesn't always tell the entire picture.
It tells you what the reality is, that Chiesa doesn’t worth that, it’s not even an opinion, that no club are willing to pay him that makes it a fact.

It sucks for Chiesa but it’s his reality, he tought the offers would rain but no club accept it, why should we?
 

Robee

Senior Member
Jun 21, 2011
7,005
i am not going to repeat my entire posts. i already explained how much allegri ball has set juve back.

chiesa came from 3 seasons before allegri balls with these stats

18/19: 18 goals and assists in 41 matches at 20 years old
19/20: 20 goals and assists in 37 matches at 21 years od
20/21: first season juve 26 goals and assists at 22 years old
21/22 and 22/23: who cares he was recovering from injury
23/24: 12 goals and assists at 26 years old despite allegri ball. so still in double digits contribution wise.

allegri ball set him back. he was doing fine before allegri's toxic anti football
Way too easy to blame Allegri... You're basically saying he had one good season at Juve. Accurate. So be a man and don't go asking a fucking raise.

If he can't adapt to the reality now, that's his problem. He was simply bad after his injury. And he was also a dick on the field blaming the others while being quite lazy himself without the ball. Nothing to demand such things. Show your worth first and take the bridge deal.
 
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Lion

King of Tuz
Jan 24, 2007
36,185
it's amazing how short memory this forum is.

this is exact same convo in dybala thread.

he doesn't deserve salary increase. he is lazy. he is injured.

he leaves and he has two seasons in a row of 26 goals and assists seasons in a row. while juve failed to replace him


same thing will happen again. chiesa will leave and juve will fail to replace him. kiss scudetto goodbye for next 5 seasons if he decides to go to inter.
 

Robee

Senior Member
Jun 21, 2011
7,005
it's amazing how short memory this forum is.

this is exact same convo in dybala thread.

he doesn't deserve salary increase. he is lazy. he is injured.

he leaves and he has two seasons in a row of 25+ goals and assists seasons in a row. while juve failed to replace him


same thing will happen again. chiesa will leave and juve will fail to replace him. kiss scudetto goodbye for next 5 seasons if he decides to go to inter.
Didn't find Dybala anything extraordinary at Roma. Still failed when it mattered most and they didn't even make it to a 5th CL place...

But... What is compareable is that we're actually hardballing to not lose our guy on a free this time. We've learned apparently.

Still need to hear why he shouldn't take the bridge deal. If he's THAT good and consistent it would be no problem to show why he deserves it.
 

RKid1

Senior Member
Jun 29, 2020
816
And even with those stats, no team wants to pay him 9M… because, yeah, you guess it, he doesn’t deserve it.
I'd pay Chiesa whatever he wants plus a few extra million, just for the fact that I've seen Giuntoli at work just trying to sign 1 winger. I can't imagine watching him have to try to sign 2.

And seeing how he's doing in the market at the CB position, I'd probably offer Rugani another extension on top of the one he signed recently - or see if Bonucci wants to come back. Actually, I'm waiting for him to put Bremer on the market so it'll give him the proper funding to sign 2 new CBs. imagine the magic he could work with that money.

Honestly, you can't help but laugh at this point. It wouldn't be so bad if we were 3 or 4 weeks away from the season starting. But this is a clown show at this point. I'm waiting for Motta to pull a Conte and just quit and we can bring Allegri back.
 

Espectro

The Grimreaper
Jul 12, 2002
14,565
it's amazing how short memory this forum is.

this is exact same convo in dybala thread.

he doesn't deserve salary increase. he is lazy. he is injured.

he leaves and he has two seasons in a row of 26 goals and assists seasons in a row. while juve failed to replace him


same thing will happen again. chiesa will leave and juve will fail to replace him. kiss scudetto goodbye for next 5 seasons if he decides to go to inter.
Lion, listen, again, it’s not what we as forum members think of not.

NO team has agreed to give Chiesa a 9M salary, you can argue that it’s because Allegri, because his injury, because the lack of memory, whatever you want, but the fact remains that Chiesa and his manager didn’t find any team willing to pay him what he is asking… that should tell you the reality, why should Juventus pay him that if no team has been willing?
 

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