He ain't leaving.
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Not this summer at least, not enough time for Raiola to negociate a fat enough comission, bet even he never imagined we could miss out on CL this season to have prepared of moving ahead...
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Jokes aside, i know words don't mean shit this days with all the mercenaries around but if we think about it just only a few weeks ago de Ligt was talking about seeing himself as a future captain here... he might actually just not jump ship, this ofc unless the management thinks otherwise.
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Not this summer at least, not enough time for Raiola to negociate a fat enough comission, bet even he never imagined we could miss out on CL this season to have prepared of moving ahead...
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Jokes aside, i know words don't mean shit this days with all the mercenaries around but if we think about it just only a few weeks ago de Ligt was talking about seeing himself as a future captain here... he might actually just not jump ship, this ofc unless the management thinks otherwise.
It’s going to come down to the offer made for him. I don’t seen us saying no to a $100m or so figure.
City and PSG are two potential clubs that could afford him. Whether they want him is another issue. I remember he was strongly linked to PSG when we signed him anyway.
Doubt Barca has the cash to do it this summer.
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City and PSG are two potential clubs that could afford him. Whether they want him is another issue. I remember he was strongly linked to PSG when we signed him anyway.
Doubt Barca has the cash to do it this summer.
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I don't think so, but even if there is (which would be incredibly stupid), they should judge the situation. If De Ligt stopped Lautaro from shooting, or reaching the ball at all, fine, call it a penalty. But he didn't. That foul changed nothing. Danilo was getting to that ball first no matter what happened between Lautaro and De Ligt.
Lautaro cut De Ligt's running line - no intention at all to step on his foot - a Juve player was getting that ball first.
But it seemed to me that when the ref checked VAR, he only looked if De Ligt stepped on Lautaro's foot or not. Nothing else mattered.
Lautaro cut De Ligt's running line - no intention at all to step on his foot - a Juve player was getting that ball first.
But it seemed to me that when the ref checked VAR, he only looked if De Ligt stepped on Lautaro's foot or not. Nothing else mattered.
