His contract ends next season and as it stands he probably won't extend, we could always get him for free next summer.
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He's stupid to stay there cause he is a Milan youth product with the team likely to undergo a rejuvenation process in the summer ? Was Marchisio stupid to stay at Juve four yrs ago too ?
Anyway this De Sciglio hype kind of reminds me of the Santon hype some 5-6 yrs ago with the latter barely amounting to anything right now after a good first season very early in his career.And DES is injury prone to boot.
Anyway this De Sciglio hype kind of reminds me of the Santon hype some 5-6 yrs ago with the latter barely amounting to anything right now after a good first season very early in his career.And DES is injury prone to boot.
De Sciglio has shown nothing, looked defensively sound for his age when he started but since then has alternated between sucking and pure average, then injured constantly. His reputation is mainly hype and young age, not actual performances, same in NT, every shot he got was very disappointing. El Sharaawy atleast been hyped because he dominated for a while.
Darmian tho, he is having his 2nd season where he is not only good, but showing he is a top fullback. Sadly to the degree where he is out of our reach by now with having big big suitors.
Darmian tho, he is having his 2nd season where he is not only good, but showing he is a top fullback. Sadly to the degree where he is out of our reach by now with having big big suitors.
http://www.football-italia.net/66030/roma-inter-face-ffp-sanctions
Roma, Inter face FFP sanctions?
By Football Italia staff
Roma and Inter are expected to discover their Financial Fair Play sanctions tomorrow, according to reports, with other Serie A teams affected.
UEFA has been rumoured for a while ready and imminent to punish the Italian duo for falling foul of FFP regulations, which limit a club’s spending to more sustainable means.
According to La Repubblica and the Gazzetta dello Sport, sanctions will arrive tomorrow.
La Repubblica suggest that Inter face a fin of between €6m and €8m, and the prospect of their international squad being limited to 21 players rather than 25.
The Nerazzurri are also facing the possibility of limitations in the transfer market, with their buying power linked to and constrained by their income.
Roma, meanwhile, may see their international revenue – from the Champions League and the Europa League campaigns this year– blocked as a sanction.
It is also reported by La Repubblica that other clubs could also be involved, with Milan reportedly to fall under scrutiny when they next qualify for Europe, as well as Lazio and Fiorentina.
La Repubblica also reports that tomorrow FIGC President Carlo Tavecchio will be meeting UEFA President Michel Platini to map out the plans for the recovery of Italian football.
Roma, Inter face FFP sanctions?
By Football Italia staff
Roma and Inter are expected to discover their Financial Fair Play sanctions tomorrow, according to reports, with other Serie A teams affected.
UEFA has been rumoured for a while ready and imminent to punish the Italian duo for falling foul of FFP regulations, which limit a club’s spending to more sustainable means.
According to La Repubblica and the Gazzetta dello Sport, sanctions will arrive tomorrow.
La Repubblica suggest that Inter face a fin of between €6m and €8m, and the prospect of their international squad being limited to 21 players rather than 25.
The Nerazzurri are also facing the possibility of limitations in the transfer market, with their buying power linked to and constrained by their income.
Roma, meanwhile, may see their international revenue – from the Champions League and the Europa League campaigns this year– blocked as a sanction.
It is also reported by La Repubblica that other clubs could also be involved, with Milan reportedly to fall under scrutiny when they next qualify for Europe, as well as Lazio and Fiorentina.
La Repubblica also reports that tomorrow FIGC President Carlo Tavecchio will be meeting UEFA President Michel Platini to map out the plans for the recovery of Italian football.
