You're missing my point, whether Pogba wants to leave or not is irrelevant. I am upset with how we are spending the money. To swap Pogba for Higuain is crazy.
We didn't have to get a direct replacement for Pogba but we should have paid less for Higuain. I think the money could have been spent much more wisely.
We didn't have to get a direct replacement for Pogba but we should have paid less for Higuain. I think the money could have been spent much more wisely.
Morata was sold, and that money was used on Pjanic.
Alves was Free
Benatia was 3 million upfront
Pjaca was 23 million.
So right now we are looking at, just in rudimentary numbers, because I know it goes much deeper than that and I am not a financial expert when it comes to amortization and depreciation and the like.
It looks to me as if our cash outlay is around 30 million so far, and we are a +3 in regards to reinforcements.
Higuain, if what is to be believed with the numbers, is 94 million spread out in 2 payment, but for the sake of argument let's make it 94 million
94 + 30= 124 million.
Add in the 17 million option on Bentia and now you have 144 million total.
Pogba gets sold for 120 milion. That would be a total net spend of 24 million Euros, selling 2 players and bringing in 5, still putting us at a +3.
I think we know that Zaza, Pererya, and the like will be sold.
It is still possible to get another midfielder or 2 with whatever budget they have for themselves, without the inclusion of any sales. If you look at it in the big picture, even if Pogba were to go, this team is still absolutely stacked.
