I can't wrap my head around all of this. How the hell are Napoli going to offer Higuain 7m+ in wages?
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But, but, but... isn't this Higuain guy rated at like 22M? What's Jovetic's value again? 15M + a player? Welcome to the market, and news flash, there were always more than one suitor interested in these guys.
This is an overpayment, but what would you call Cavani's fee? If this transfer goes through, it's a very solid move by Napoli here, they get a young, established superstar that their fans are craving. Very important for club morale, given the guys who have left in the past few years. ADL was talking about having over 120M available in funds to reinvest into the club after Cavani, so no, I highly doubt this will be the move that breaks their back.
Stop talking like you're some club insider for every European team out there. You hammer on about things you have no clue about - even about our own clubs finances, which I have a feeling probably look better this morning then you previously thought. We earned more from the CL competition than the frigging holders.
http://www.uefa.com/uefa/management/finance/news/newsid=1975196.html
Oh, and as for your Amauri/Higuain comparison, give your head a shake. You can't separate the quality of the player from the dollar figure on their contract, when talking about a club getting stuck with a player; Amauri's contract wasn't movable because he went a fucking calendar year without scoring a league goal, etc. Higuain is going to be in demand in the future, he's light years beyond Amauri as a player, as I'm sure you would agree.
Uh, Jay: Nasri, Cesc, RvP... etc... Arsenal has never properly reinvested those funds, their model is obviously structured for them to pay off the stadium, but when your highest priced signing ever is fucking Arshavin or whatever, for a big BPL team who's been selling their stars/captains for awhile, a team that is raking in money from their fans hand over fist, that's a fucking joke. Those fans have every right to be pissed off with their clubs transfer policies, given the money at their disposal, and the long silverware drought - for me there's no 'you do or you don't' here, they have the cash, and they need to invest some of it on established quality.
Juventus obviously have been in a totally different situation, and, quite frankly, we got VERY lucky with that Tevez deal. That shit is not normal.
This is an overpayment, but what would you call Cavani's fee? If this transfer goes through, it's a very solid move by Napoli here, they get a young, established superstar that their fans are craving. Very important for club morale, given the guys who have left in the past few years. ADL was talking about having over 120M available in funds to reinvest into the club after Cavani, so no, I highly doubt this will be the move that breaks their back.
Stop talking like you're some club insider for every European team out there. You hammer on about things you have no clue about - even about our own clubs finances, which I have a feeling probably look better this morning then you previously thought. We earned more from the CL competition than the frigging holders.
http://www.uefa.com/uefa/management/finance/news/newsid=1975196.html
Oh, and as for your Amauri/Higuain comparison, give your head a shake. You can't separate the quality of the player from the dollar figure on their contract, when talking about a club getting stuck with a player; Amauri's contract wasn't movable because he went a fucking calendar year without scoring a league goal, etc. Higuain is going to be in demand in the future, he's light years beyond Amauri as a player, as I'm sure you would agree.
Uh, Jay: Nasri, Cesc, RvP... etc... Arsenal has never properly reinvested those funds, their model is obviously structured for them to pay off the stadium, but when your highest priced signing ever is fucking Arshavin or whatever, for a big BPL team who's been selling their stars/captains for awhile, a team that is raking in money from their fans hand over fist, that's a fucking joke. Those fans have every right to be pissed off with their clubs transfer policies, given the money at their disposal, and the long silverware drought - for me there's no 'you do or you don't' here, they have the cash, and they need to invest some of it on established quality.
Juventus obviously have been in a totally different situation, and, quite frankly, we got VERY lucky with that Tevez deal. That shit is not normal.
Apparently image rights is the only issue to be resolved.
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@Alen provided this transfer goes through,which is the last most expensive transfer in Serie A ?
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Higuain is earning 4.5m net and i think thats a reasonable wage for Napoli although like its been said he'll have 50% of the image rights share for the first two years..Cavani earned the same in his time there.
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@Alen provided this transfer goes through,which is the last most expensive transfer in Serie A ?
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Higuain is earning 4.5m net and i think thats a reasonable wage for Napoli although like its been said he'll have 50% of the image rights share for the first two years..Cavani earned the same in his time there.
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@Alen provided this transfer goes through,which is the last most expensive transfer in Serie A ?
@Alen provided this transfer goes through,which is the last most expensive transfer in Serie A ?
P.S: I misunderstood you.
The highest before this one was Melo to Juventus (25m iirc)
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