Juventus transfer budget 2009/2010 (19 Viewers)
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Calm down 
We're still in june and there is plenty of time left to sign more players. As for the money available thats the last thing you should be worrying of IMO.
The club spent around 60 mil euros the first season coming back from serie B, last season they've spent 40 mil on new players and this summer so far we've spent 25 mil.
Secco said several weeks ago that our summer budget this year is gonna be big (and one good thing about the BOD is that they don't lie). So the least that we'd expect this summer is 40 mil probably (not counting the players that we'd sell).
So there will be plenty of money available this summer but how we're gonna spend that money is what really counts.
We're still in june and there is plenty of time left to sign more players. As for the money available thats the last thing you should be worrying of IMO.
The club spent around 60 mil euros the first season coming back from serie B, last season they've spent 40 mil on new players and this summer so far we've spent 25 mil.
Secco said several weeks ago that our summer budget this year is gonna be big (and one good thing about the BOD is that they don't lie). So the least that we'd expect this summer is 40 mil probably (not counting the players that we'd sell).
So there will be plenty of money available this summer but how we're gonna spend that money is what really counts.
Juve won't raise budget
Juventus consultant Gian Paolo Montali has announced that the club won’t be raising more funds for the transfer campaign following a meeting with the directors.
Montali was appointed after the club’s demotion to Serie B. Although his position within the board has never been clear, the former Italy volleyball Coach knows a lot about what’s going on in Corso Galileo Ferraris.
“The club has done well from a financial point of view,” said Montali.
“We should all be proud of this, including the fans, because we have proved to be competitive. Now we need to do the right things to strengthen the squad with top quality signings.
“We need to have great plans because we are Juventus.”
The Old Lady has a limited budget left for the transfer market following the arrival of Diego. Ciro Ferrara still needs a few additions to complete his formation but it isn’t sure whether the Bianconeri can afford them.
“We won’t raise the budget because we do not need to do so,” noted Montali.
“My agreement with the club will expire soon but I haven’t left my job yet. Three years ago they asked me to help out and I did.
“I have never asked for anything, I am used to doing what they ask for and if they feel the need to keep me I will,” he concluded.
http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/jun29w.html
Juventus consultant Gian Paolo Montali has announced that the club won’t be raising more funds for the transfer campaign following a meeting with the directors.
Montali was appointed after the club’s demotion to Serie B. Although his position within the board has never been clear, the former Italy volleyball Coach knows a lot about what’s going on in Corso Galileo Ferraris.
“The club has done well from a financial point of view,” said Montali.
“We should all be proud of this, including the fans, because we have proved to be competitive. Now we need to do the right things to strengthen the squad with top quality signings.
“We need to have great plans because we are Juventus.”
The Old Lady has a limited budget left for the transfer market following the arrival of Diego. Ciro Ferrara still needs a few additions to complete his formation but it isn’t sure whether the Bianconeri can afford them.
“We won’t raise the budget because we do not need to do so,” noted Montali.
“My agreement with the club will expire soon but I haven’t left my job yet. Three years ago they asked me to help out and I did.
“I have never asked for anything, I am used to doing what they ask for and if they feel the need to keep me I will,” he concluded.
http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/jun29w.html
If this is confirmed, then i was about everything i said about Secco wasting the funds, we saved for our "5 year plan", on incompetent and squad players.
Our efforts to become competitive again are critically compromised if the board does not approve additional funds!
It is their fault anyway for keeping the faith to incompetent managers!!
They should hire professionals, as soon, as the crisis was over!
They cannot expect from incompetent managers, to be optimal!
We will either spend more than the most competitive teams, in order to reduce the gap of quality between us, or we will settle with mediocrity...
Our efforts to become competitive again are critically compromised if the board does not approve additional funds!
It is their fault anyway for keeping the faith to incompetent managers!!
They should hire professionals, as soon, as the crisis was over!
They cannot expect from incompetent managers, to be optimal!
We will either spend more than the most competitive teams, in order to reduce the gap of quality between us, or we will settle with mediocrity...
Juve always had a limited budget. When was the last time the club had a spending spree, Other than the year when zidane was sold ?!The time we have bought Tiago, Almiron, Iaquinta, Andrade and spent 10mil for Criscito's half!
These mistakes are haunting us even now, the damage made to our club was unique in our history...
We have never wasted so many resources to buy nothing before!
With all that money spent, we ought to have 2-3 more starters by now...
These mistakes are haunting us even now, the damage made to our club was unique in our history...
We have never wasted so many resources to buy nothing before!
With all that money spent, we ought to have 2-3 more starters by now...
Juve have money, but can not afford paying 23-25 mio. euro for one player (especially not D'Agostino).
The article about that we have no money, are from the shit site goal.com.
The article form channel4 only says, that the transfer budget will not be raised. It dosen't say we are broke..
And the words you highlighted are the journalist's own words!!
The article about that we have no money, are from the shit site goal.com.
The article form channel4 only says, that the transfer budget will not be raised. It dosen't say we are broke..
And the words you highlighted are the journalist's own words!!