I'd like you to point out where I said, just give them what they want. This whole discussion was a hypothesis brought about by an 'assumption' that I myself raised, asking everybody if they would blame the club or the lack of funds argument if we lost out to Arsenal with regard to Higuain.
This is the portion I was talking about: The player himself has an 'agreement' of some sort with us, so the wages clearly are not a stumbling block, just like they weren't for Aguero and RvP.
Allow me to clarify any misunderstanding you may have had.
I don't have access to the documentation, just like I didn't have access to Jojo's 30m bid, but to me it is a fact that we are interested and in advanced talks with regards to Higuain. My opinion is that we do have an agreement with the player.
We won't have an agreement with the player till you see it on juventus.com. But you could be mistaken to think that those conditions have not been outlined. I believe that things are advanced, never asked you to agree. The scenario is my estimate and reading of the situation based on our mercato ambitions this year. So they're certainly things playing out in mind, just like you think things haven't happened before the Madrid lunch.
Irrelevant, really. I have never been in favor of the team just giving into the asking price of a player. Look at the Jojo thread for instance. Teams in England would not really be the analogy you could make when discussing this Juventus under Marrotta. We don't have the spending power of those clubs, and they more often than not end up with their primary targets unlike us. My problem with chasing multiple player agreements is again, based on our mercato patterns. We end up with links and personal agreements and fail when it comes to negotiating with the club. He has done exactly this in the past to lose out on targets. It's one thing to cast the net far and wide, completely another, to not prirotise, like he needs to be doing this season - his neck is pretty much on the line with regard to the striker.
I dont see where i mentioned anything about the money we are spending on Ogbonna or falling short on the striker budget, it's more about prirotizing our mercato targets. Not player valuations. (whether 'too expensive or too cheap') The CF/SS and LwB need to come before anybody else, just like last season, but at the end of it, we had a makeshift LwB in Asamoah and a CF/SS hybrid in Giovinco.
This is the portion I was talking about: The player himself has an 'agreement' of some sort with us, so the wages clearly are not a stumbling block, just like they weren't for Aguero and RvP.
Allow me to clarify any misunderstanding you may have had.
I don't have access to the documentation, just like I didn't have access to Jojo's 30m bid, but to me it is a fact that we are interested and in advanced talks with regards to Higuain. My opinion is that we do have an agreement with the player.
We won't have an agreement with the player till you see it on juventus.com. But you could be mistaken to think that those conditions have not been outlined. I believe that things are advanced, never asked you to agree. The scenario is my estimate and reading of the situation based on our mercato ambitions this year. So they're certainly things playing out in mind, just like you think things haven't happened before the Madrid lunch.
Irrelevant, really. I have never been in favor of the team just giving into the asking price of a player. Look at the Jojo thread for instance. Teams in England would not really be the analogy you could make when discussing this Juventus under Marrotta. We don't have the spending power of those clubs, and they more often than not end up with their primary targets unlike us. My problem with chasing multiple player agreements is again, based on our mercato patterns. We end up with links and personal agreements and fail when it comes to negotiating with the club. He has done exactly this in the past to lose out on targets. It's one thing to cast the net far and wide, completely another, to not prirotise, like he needs to be doing this season - his neck is pretty much on the line with regard to the striker.
I dont see where i mentioned anything about the money we are spending on Ogbonna or falling short on the striker budget, it's more about prirotizing our mercato targets. Not player valuations. (whether 'too expensive or too cheap') The CF/SS and LwB need to come before anybody else, just like last season, but at the end of it, we had a makeshift LwB in Asamoah and a CF/SS hybrid in Giovinco.
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