They have the best Sports Director of Italy in Sabatini. He's the best by a mile IMO. He's in Roma for 3 seasons now, spending around 12/13M per season in transfer fees. And he completely changed the squad. Amazing eye for talent.
Marotta has done very well, but his budget is so much higher. In the same period he spent around 35M per year in transfer fees. Plus a significant difference in wages annual budget of around 20/30M.
Also Napoli's Biggon has done magic. He's in Napoli since 2009 and the club is completely reborn
Pradè from Fiorentina is also doing wonders. 3 teams with great administration in the last years.
I'd be happy to have any of these guys working for Juve.
They have the best Sports Director of Italy in Sabatini. He's the best by a mile IMO. He's in Roma for 3 seasons now, spending around 12/13M per season in transfer fees. And he completely changed the squad. Amazing eye for talent.
Marotta has done very well, but his budget is so much higher. In the same period he spent around 35M per year in transfer fees. Plus a significant difference in wages annual budget of around 20/30M.
Also Napoli's Biggon has done magic. He's in Napoli since 2009 and the club is completely reborn
Pradè from Fiorentina is also doing wonders. 3 teams with great administration in the last years.
I'd be happy to have any of these guys working for Juve.
As an Azzurri fan, it's natural that you wish he's ok, but as a Juve fan, remember that Fiorentina will likely be Juve's opponent in the EL 1/8 finals.
Lets find middle ground here...
Rossi to be out until late March?
As an Azzurri fan, it's natural that you wish he's ok, but as a Juve fan, remember that Fiorentina will likely be Juve's opponent in the EL 1/8 finals.
Lets find middle ground here...
Rossi to be out until late March?
They have the best Sports Director of Italy in Sabatini. He's the best by a mile IMO. He's in Roma for 3 seasons now, spending around 12/13M per season in transfer fees. And he completely changed the squad. Amazing eye for talent.
Marotta has done very well, but his budget is so much higher. In the same period he spent around 35M per year in transfer fees. Plus a significant difference in wages annual budget of around 20/30M.
Also Napoli's Biggon has done magic. He's in Napoli since 2009 and the club is completely reborn
Pradè from Fiorentina is also doing wonders. 3 teams with great administration in the last years.
I'd be happy to have any of these guys working for Juve.