I never said we already transferred 85M to other clubs. You clearly aren't good with math, nor language.
- AM RL Simone Pepe 1983 Udinese (loan 2.6m €) +7.5m buyout
- GK Marco Storari 1977 Milan (4.5m €)
- AM RL, F C Jorge Andrés Martínez 1983 Catania (12m €)
- D C Leonardo Bonucci 1987 Bari/Genoa (15.5m €)
- D R Marco Motta 1986 Udinese (loan 1.25m €) +3.75m € buyout
- AM R Miloš Krasić 1984 CSKA Moscow (15m €)
- M C Alberto Aquilani 1984 Liverpool (loan) +15m € buyout
- F C Fabio Quagliarella 1983 (loan 4.5m €) +10.5m € buyout
- D C Vincenzo Camilleri 1992 Reggina (loan) + rights to buy half(0.7m €)
- D/M L Armand Traoré 1989 Arsenal (loan 0.5m €)
- D C Leandro Rinaudo 1983 Napoli (loan 0.6m €) +5m € buyout
- D RC Frederik H. Sorensen 1992 Lynby (loan) + rights to buy(0.13m €)
- Andrea Barzagli 1981 D C Wolfsburg (0.3-0.6m €)
- Alessandro Matri 1984 ST Cagliari (2.5m €) + 15.5m
http://forum.juventuz.com/showthread.php?30242-2010-11-Juventus-mercato-and-roster
Loan fees = 9.6M Euros
Already Signed players = 47.5M Euros
Option prices on remaining players = 58.08M Euros
So even if we sign
zero of the loan players permanently, we have already agreed to pay other clubs
57.1M Euros in loan fees and signings.
Lets say we sign two players out of the remaining options we might exercise, just two. Clearly that is very likely. So if we sign Aquilani and Matri, that would mean we have another 30.5M Euros in obligations to pay. Forget about Quag, Pepe, Motta and the others for now.
What does that leave us with, at the end of the day, including all installments and loan fees for players?
87.6M Euros
So yeah, here's you saying that we won't spend 80M Euros when we have already agreed to pay 57.1M. Screw your installment plans. At the end of the day, it's still the cost of the fucking players we have signed already. If you don't think we'll sign any of the option players, fine. Be a dotard.