Gonzalo Higuaín - CF - Napoli (17 Viewers)
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The last few forwards we have signed (not including the shitty loans):
Iaquinta (€11.3m, aged 28)
2002-03 - 28 games/8 goals
2003-04 - 32/11
2004-05 - 39/15
2005-06 - 34/17
2006-07 - 32/17
Amauri (€22.6m, aged 28)
2003-04 - 30/4
2004-05 - 24/2
2005-06 - 40/14
2006-07 - 21/10
2007-08 - 38/15
Quagliarella (€15m, aged 27)
2005-06 - 33/3
2006-07 - 42/14
2007-08 - 39/12
2008-09 - 48/21
2009-10 - 36/11
Matri (€18m, aged 26)
2006-07 (B) - 30/5
2007-08 - 34/6
2008-09 - 31/6
2009-10 - 39/13
2010-11 (½) - 23/11
Toni (€0, aged 34)
2006-07 - 29/16
2007-08 - 46/39
2008-09 - 35/18
2009-10 - 25/6
2010-11 (½) - 18/7
Vučinić (€15m, aged 27)
2006-07 - 33/3
2007-08 - 48/14
2008-09 - 38/17
2009-10 - 46/19
2010-11 - 37/11
Tevez (€9m + bonuses, aged 29)
2008-09 - 51/15
2009-10 - 42/29
2010-11 - 44/23
2011-12 - 15/4
2012-13 - 47/17
Llorente (€0, aged 28)
2008-09 - 43/18
2009-10 - 51/23
2010-11 - 41/19
2011-12 - 53/29
2012-13 - 36/5
Morata (€20m, aged 22)
Castilla 2010-13 - 83/45
2012/13 - 15/2
2013/14 - 34/9
Zaza (€18m, aged 24)
2011-12 (C) - 18/11
2012-13 (B) - 36/18
2013-14 - 35/9
2014-15 - 34/12
Dybala (€32m + €8m bonuses, aged 21)
2011-12 (B) - 38/17
2012-13 - 28/3
2013-14 (B) - 30/5
2014-15 - 35/13
Mandžukić (€19m + €2m bonuses, aged 29)
2010-11 - 27/8
2011-12 - 33/12
2012-13 - 40/22
2013-14 - 48/26
2014-15 - 43/20
Higuain (€90-94m, aged 28)
2011-12 - 54/26
2012-13 - 44/18
2013-14 - 46/24
2014-15 - 58/29
2015-16 - 42/38
I think you pretty much get what you pay for, and strikers like Higuain don't seem to come up all that often.
Iaquinta (€11.3m, aged 28)
2002-03 - 28 games/8 goals
2003-04 - 32/11
2004-05 - 39/15
2005-06 - 34/17
2006-07 - 32/17
Amauri (€22.6m, aged 28)
2003-04 - 30/4
2004-05 - 24/2
2005-06 - 40/14
2006-07 - 21/10
2007-08 - 38/15
Quagliarella (€15m, aged 27)
2005-06 - 33/3
2006-07 - 42/14
2007-08 - 39/12
2008-09 - 48/21
2009-10 - 36/11
Matri (€18m, aged 26)
2006-07 (B) - 30/5
2007-08 - 34/6
2008-09 - 31/6
2009-10 - 39/13
2010-11 (½) - 23/11
Toni (€0, aged 34)
2006-07 - 29/16
2007-08 - 46/39
2008-09 - 35/18
2009-10 - 25/6
2010-11 (½) - 18/7
Vučinić (€15m, aged 27)
2006-07 - 33/3
2007-08 - 48/14
2008-09 - 38/17
2009-10 - 46/19
2010-11 - 37/11
Tevez (€9m + bonuses, aged 29)
2008-09 - 51/15
2009-10 - 42/29
2010-11 - 44/23
2011-12 - 15/4
2012-13 - 47/17
Llorente (€0, aged 28)
2008-09 - 43/18
2009-10 - 51/23
2010-11 - 41/19
2011-12 - 53/29
2012-13 - 36/5
Morata (€20m, aged 22)
Castilla 2010-13 - 83/45
2012/13 - 15/2
2013/14 - 34/9
Zaza (€18m, aged 24)
2011-12 (C) - 18/11
2012-13 (B) - 36/18
2013-14 - 35/9
2014-15 - 34/12
Dybala (€32m + €8m bonuses, aged 21)
2011-12 (B) - 38/17
2012-13 - 28/3
2013-14 (B) - 30/5
2014-15 - 35/13
Mandžukić (€19m + €2m bonuses, aged 29)
2010-11 - 27/8
2011-12 - 33/12
2012-13 - 40/22
2013-14 - 48/26
2014-15 - 43/20
Higuain (€90-94m, aged 28)
2011-12 - 54/26
2012-13 - 44/18
2013-14 - 46/24
2014-15 - 58/29
2015-16 - 42/38
I think you pretty much get what you pay for, and strikers like Higuain don't seem to come up all that often.
We can give Martial No. 9, it's open now. Oh wait.. if Higuain is now a Juventino, then it's not.
I completely agree with Rakitic. Lahm is solid as a CDM, more so than Mascherano I think. As for Mascherano, I just don't get all the love for him.
I completely agree with Rakitic. Lahm is solid as a CDM, more so than Mascherano I think. As for Mascherano, I just don't get all the love for him.
Also mascherano is the sole reason that Argentina was able to get to those 3 finals.
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Martial can have #11

Higuain cost Juventus €90m
by Football Italia
There are several reports suggesting Juventus will pay €90m for Gonzalo Higuain and not the full €94.7m Napoli clause.
President Aurelio De Laurentiis declared several times that therelease clause in the contract was worth €94.7m.
However, Tuttosport, La Gazzetta dello Sport and Sky Sport Italia claim that figure only stands if the player himself activates it.
Instead, as Juventus are the ones activating the clause, the cost of the operation will drop to €90m.
The sum can also be paid over the course of two years.
In a similar clause, Juve also received a discount on Miralem Pjanic's release clause from Roma earlier this summer.
Meanwhile, the Bianconeri’s rush to get the deal done is also explained by rumours the clause had a deadline of July 31.
It is also noted in the papers that Juventus did nothing illegal by having the player undergo a secret medical in Madrid, as that too is covered by the clause.
Higuain cost Juventus €90m
by Football Italia
There are several reports suggesting Juventus will pay €90m for Gonzalo Higuain and not the full €94.7m Napoli clause.
President Aurelio De Laurentiis declared several times that therelease clause in the contract was worth €94.7m.
However, Tuttosport, La Gazzetta dello Sport and Sky Sport Italia claim that figure only stands if the player himself activates it.
Instead, as Juventus are the ones activating the clause, the cost of the operation will drop to €90m.
The sum can also be paid over the course of two years.
In a similar clause, Juve also received a discount on Miralem Pjanic's release clause from Roma earlier this summer.
Meanwhile, the Bianconeri’s rush to get the deal done is also explained by rumours the clause had a deadline of July 31.
It is also noted in the papers that Juventus did nothing illegal by having the player undergo a secret medical in Madrid, as that too is covered by the clause.
I think it's pretty clear Higuain isn't worth 90m. We can all agree on that.
But let's not forget, bar Suarez, and maybe Griezman, he is the best striker in the world right now. (as much as people don't like to admit it).
If we add that to the fact that 90m today isn't what it once was (I mean if Gomez cost Barca 55m), I think it would make the deal more reasonable.
And besides, if the managment think we can invest in this kind of a deal, it must mean 2 things:
1. We can make that deal without damaging the financal situation.
2. We believe that Higuain is the player to complete the puzzle + the player we need THIS YEAR.
But let's not forget, bar Suarez, and maybe Griezman, he is the best striker in the world right now. (as much as people don't like to admit it).
If we add that to the fact that 90m today isn't what it once was (I mean if Gomez cost Barca 55m), I think it would make the deal more reasonable.
And besides, if the managment think we can invest in this kind of a deal, it must mean 2 things:
1. We can make that deal without damaging the financal situation.
2. We believe that Higuain is the player to complete the puzzle + the player we need THIS YEAR.
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