Giuseppe Marotta (99 Viewers)
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I know what you're thinking but there's so many wrong with them, you're just another sad "the good old days" kind of people that have been proven wrong throughout the history of the world.
Capitalism is part of human evolution, obviously I don't mean biologically, the point here is that it has passed the nature test and become adopted world wide not without reasons, other methods largely didn't survive, so there's no point in arguing against it, or if you do, try move to North Korea kind of place or sort of, what? You don't like it? Bingo.
Sports should not be business? Then quit following sports. Again it's evolution, heck, how did these clubs even got big in the 1st place? Because humanity favor the champions? Exactly, and you can't stop it because that's the nature, only in dictatorship you can possibly force people not to dispropotionally support big clubs, even then that may not even work.
It's just natural evolution, and what we have now already filtered with all kind of filters, not ideal, but that's how this existence works.
Capitalism is part of human evolution, obviously I don't mean biologically, the point here is that it has passed the nature test and become adopted world wide not without reasons, other methods largely didn't survive, so there's no point in arguing against it, or if you do, try move to North Korea kind of place or sort of, what? You don't like it? Bingo.
Sports should not be business? Then quit following sports. Again it's evolution, heck, how did these clubs even got big in the 1st place? Because humanity favor the champions? Exactly, and you can't stop it because that's the nature, only in dictatorship you can possibly force people not to dispropotionally support big clubs, even then that may not even work.
It's just natural evolution, and what we have now already filtered with all kind of filters, not ideal, but that's how this existence works.
They have been caught signing underage players and had a transfer ban for this. And they still do it.
Do you think Vinicius Jr was signed following all the rules? I am sure they paid millions to different people long before the official transfer.
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Do you think Vinicius Jr was signed following all the rules? I am sure they paid millions to different people long before the official transfer.
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If I had to guess, I'd say he'll end up in Inter. Napoli with ADL, who likes to handle transfers himself (and does very well), doesn't seem that realistic and Milan and Roma might stick with the guys they recently appointed. Then of course there are smaller sides who'd take him with their arms open, he might have a big salary for them, but everyone knows he's worth so much more than the couple of millions he earns per season
It's hard to see him in clubs outside of Italy, although he is still relatively young for his role and maybe could adapt well.
It's hard to see him in clubs outside of Italy, although he is still relatively young for his role and maybe could adapt well.
Wonder if we could actually also loose Paratici in this? I mean, Marotta only revealed his departure because list of directors was going to be posted today. It is posted now, but Paratici is not on that list too. I dont know if he should be there - if he is destined to be MArotta successor he surely should be here though.
Agresti on Paratici:
"It was not obvious that he entered the CDA, it is not obvious that he leaves like Marotta. For the time being, together with Nedved, it will have a more central power."
Agresti on Paratici:
"It was not obvious that he entered the CDA, it is not obvious that he leaves like Marotta. For the time being, together with Nedved, it will have a more central power."
Marotta was shaking when he signed Dybala, he wasn't sure'
01 October at 12:45
Former Inter defender Beppe Bergomi spoke to Sky Sport about Marotta’s Juventus exit (Via Ilbianconero): “I am really sorry for him because I think he is a great director. Although I had a discussion with him after the last commentary of Inter-Juventus, I think he is a prepared manager who’s always work very well.”
One of the possible reasons of Marotta’s exit is Juventus’ new course that may see the club make bigger investments to sign top players in the future. A few days ago Agnelli said that ‘Juventus aim to buy the next Cristiano Ronaldo’ and this could have gone against Marotta’s will as the Italian has always been very much focused on the club’s balance as well.
“Marotta is a prepared director”, Bergomi said. “When he signed Dybala for € 40 million he was shaking. He was saying: ‘Let’s hope it all goes well’. He wasn’t sure [about the signing]. Now, I don’t know if Ronaldo has something to do with his choice. Ronaldo signed a four-year contract and he will leave Juventus when he is 38.”
“You can afford him for the first couple of years but what happens after that? Maybe Marotta was wrong about Ronaldo or maybe that’s not the reason he left but Marotta has always worked very well.”
01 October at 12:45
Former Inter defender Beppe Bergomi spoke to Sky Sport about Marotta’s Juventus exit (Via Ilbianconero): “I am really sorry for him because I think he is a great director. Although I had a discussion with him after the last commentary of Inter-Juventus, I think he is a prepared manager who’s always work very well.”
One of the possible reasons of Marotta’s exit is Juventus’ new course that may see the club make bigger investments to sign top players in the future. A few days ago Agnelli said that ‘Juventus aim to buy the next Cristiano Ronaldo’ and this could have gone against Marotta’s will as the Italian has always been very much focused on the club’s balance as well.
“Marotta is a prepared director”, Bergomi said. “When he signed Dybala for € 40 million he was shaking. He was saying: ‘Let’s hope it all goes well’. He wasn’t sure [about the signing]. Now, I don’t know if Ronaldo has something to do with his choice. Ronaldo signed a four-year contract and he will leave Juventus when he is 38.”
“You can afford him for the first couple of years but what happens after that? Maybe Marotta was wrong about Ronaldo or maybe that’s not the reason he left but Marotta has always worked very well.”
