Non-Juve Transfer news (official or rumors) (103 Viewers)

[Salvo]

Bayern have spent £372m in the past ten seasons in transfer fees alone, Juve £465m, Barca at £547m, Chelsea and Man C close to £800m, and RM at £926m. Remember this is just transfer fees without taking into account wages and etc....

http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/en/t...ers_2013_2004_default_default_alle_a_a_a.html

Yeah but we were relegated.

 

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[Gheorghe Hagi]

Juve is also interested in Bosnian winger Izet Hajrovic according to calciomercado. Not sure how reliable they are.

 

[piotrr]

Wow only €8m!

only

 

[Badass J Elkann]

not sure where to even post this but, RIP Eusabio

 

[PhRoZeN]

Can't believe how one can justify Italian league on the same par as German. No way if you can't show in europe, you simply don't have a case. Fullstop.

 

[Badass J Elkann]

maybe back in the 90s that was the case, certainly not now

 

[PhRoZeN]

not sure where to even post this but, RIP Eusabio

Sad news, I remember once reading how Juve made an offer for him when he was 15, but his mother didn't want to listen.

 

[Badass J Elkann]

it had been a sad start to the year

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Nope.

"Ribery's gross annual income of 11.4 million euros."

Another source when he signed the contract.

The German press estimated a gross salary of€10 million, which is the highest salary in the club’s history. That’s equivalent to £8.5 million a year or £164,000 a week.

I don't know how much the tax is in Germany but they don't earn much more than Tevez, if not less.

we meant after company tax not personal income

 

[Hængebøffer]

Yeah,yeah,football is weak in general because Italian teams arent dominating,i get it.
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Nice of you to single out one post of many, you stupid fucking retard.

 

[j0ker]

we meant after company tax not personal income

Aha.

Well we could afford that and the signing fee, too bad we don't have the appeal now days.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Aha.

Well we could afford that and the signing fee, too bad we don't have the appeal now days.

sorry if i wasnt clear, juventus cost would be almost double so in the case of lewa it would cost juve 16 mil a year with half of that going to the tax man

 

[j0ker]

sorry if i wasnt clear, juventus cost would be almost double so in the case of lewa it would cost juve 16 mil a year with half of that going to the tax man

If Ribery's wage is 11mln gross, that means he gets around 5.5mln net with the other half going for taxes.

So yeah he would still cost Bayern 11mln not 22mln.

Or I'm missing something, most probably.

 

[jukazem]

No you're not, X is mistaken. I don't understand why he isn't getting it.

and tax on wages and salaries is always income tax no matter who pays it, tax on profit is company/corporation tax... so I don't understand what that aha was about

 

[GordoDeCentral]

If Ribery's wage is 11mln gross, that means he gets around 5.5mln net with the other half going for taxes.

So yeah he would still cost Bayern 11mln not 22mln.

ok you edited it

 

[j0ker]

No you're not, X is mistaken. I don't understand why he isn't getting it.

and tax on wages and salaries is always income tax no matter who pays it, tax on profit is company/corporation tax... so I don't understand what that aha was about

I didn't understand him.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Payroll_tax

 

[j0ker]

ok you edited it

No, I didn't.

But you obviously missed that part, that's why I decided to bold it.

So yeah Llorente still earns more than Lewandowski and wasn't out of our reach financially speaking.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

lol no he doesnt, dude i am going to break it down:

lewa gets paid from bayern over 8 mil a year, how he pays his taxes is his concern. however the cost of lewa to bayern is more than 8 mil, if they were in italy he would cost bayern the 8 mil he gets paid plus another 8 for other payroll taxes. in conclusion, from juve's perspective, llorente would have a total cost of 9 mil a year while lewa would be at 16

 

[j0ker]

lol no he doesnt, dude i am going to break it down:

lewa gets paid from bayern over 8 mil a year, how he pays his taxes is his concern. however the cost of lewa to bayern is more than 8 mil, if they were in italy he would cost bayern the 8 mil he gets paid plus another 8 for other payroll taxes. in conclusion, from juve's perspective, llorente would have a total cost of 9 mil a year while lewa would be at 16

If Tevez's gross wage is 11mln and Ribery's is 11 too.

How does Ribery earn more?

You're mixing net with gross.

Lewadowski's 8mln is gross, so is Ribery's.