Non-Juve Transfer news (official or rumors) (57 Viewers)

[chester]

Permanent or a loan?

co-own of a loan

Permanent, willing to offer a sum between 15-20MEuro.

Again?

That is cunning.

 

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[BayernMan12]

Hearing a lot of noise about this deal being close, would be a great move by Wolfsburg if true

@FNN_Bundesliga: Sky Italy: Chelsea are finalising the €18m transfer of Kevin de Bruyne to Wolfsburg.

 

[The Quazis]

Seems like Wolfsburg has more spending power than we do...

 

[JuveJay]

Why is that? Because they are spending €18m on a player we have been loosely linked to?

 

[Suns]

Why is that? Because they are spending €18m on a player we have been loosely linked to?

I think he means the fact that they are actually spending 18m.

Btw, when was the last time we spent 18m cash on a player?

 

[JuveJay]

In one go it was in the Secco days (Diego, Amauri, Melo). Makes we wonder why we have something of an aversion to it

Matri was the last €18m total, which it essentially was.

But seriously, there is scope for us to do this, but we buy a lot from Serie A and can negotiate teams down with various payment methods to spread the cost.

 

[Raz]

We got Tevez for cheap was it a bad deal only because we didn't spend much?

Like they say it's easy spending others money.

 

[chester]

Seems like Wolfsburg has more spending power than we do...

They have VW as a sponsor, we have Jeep, of course they have more spending power.

 

[Enron]

Why is that? Because they are spending €18m on a player we have been loosely linked to?

Didn't Juve spend 18 million on 2 players in the same summer?

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They have VW as a sponsor, we have Jeep, of course they have more spending power.

What's their net from that deal?

 

[JuveJay]

Didn't Juve spend 18 million on 2 players in the same summer?

It was about €25m on each, although not all cash for Melo.

 

[Enron]

It was about €25m on each, although not all cash for Melo.

I though Asamoah and Isla were around 18 million a piece?

 

[JuveJay]

Not this again

Asamoah we did end up paying about that for, as we honoured the initial valuation, but we haven't even bought the second half of Isla, and presumably wont pay anything like the €9m initially paid for the co-ownership.

 

[Enron]

Not this again

Asamoah we did end up paying about that for, as we honoured the initial valuation, but we haven't even bought the second half of Isla, and presumably wont pay anything like the €9m initially paid for the co-ownership.

Uh huh. Now Jay, inform our viewers why a single or even a duo of 18 million euro transfers is not indicative of overall spending power.

 

[JuveJay]

Because Enron says so.

 

[Enron]

It cause not all transfers is straight cash bro. Many valuations are based on clauses that never get fulfilled. So we'll never know if Wolsburg is ballers, or just managed a sweet payment plan.

 

[JuveJay]

It does help if you can actually afford to pay the amount in the first place, but only the PSG or Real Madrids of the game will put a fee down as a lump sum.

 

[Bayernstar]

Seems like Wolfsburg has more spending power than we do...

Wolfsburg has more spending power than Juve, thats true, their usual revenue is low but they still manage to buy players like diego, luiz gustavo and maybe de bruyne, actually wolfsburg has more spending power than bayern.

They have VW as a sponsor, we have Jeep, of course they have more spending power.

VW is not only the sponsor, the clubs belongs about 90 % to VW, did you really think that a small club like wolfsburg can pay that amount of money for this kind of players? If VW wants they can pump an huge amount of money into wolfsburg, but the difference between VW for example with Etihad from manchester city is that VW is a serious company, with well-grounded structure, they try to invest sensible, but as I said they also can go full retard and spend about 100 Mio. if they want.


they try to build something really big in wolfsburg, they want to play in 2-3 years champions league and also in near future to be a big gun in germany aswell, a title contender.

VW uses football as a platform for their own business, especially for european market and also international market.

 

[Fred]

Wolfsburg has more spending power than Juve, thats true, their usual revenue is low but they still manage to buy players like diego, luiz gustavo and maybe de bruyne, actually wolfsburg has more spending power than bayern.



VW is not only the sponsor, the clubs belongs about 90 % to VW, did you really think that a small club like wolfsburg can pay that amount of money for this kind of players? If VW wants they can pump an huge amount of money into wolfsburg, but the difference between VW for example with Etihad from manchester city is that VW is a serious company, with well-grounded structure, they try to invest sensible, but as I said they also can go full retard and spend about 100 Mio. if they want.


they try to build something really big in wolfsburg, they want to play in 2-3 years champions league and also in near future to be a big gun in germany aswell, a title contender.

VW uses football as a platform for their own business, especially for european market and also international market.

lol are you saying Ittihad is not a serious company?

 

[Bayernstar]

lol are you saying Ittihad is not a serious company?

its a serious company but it's different to a company like VW, it's more a one men company, build up by a rich family. Thats what I mean, therefore they can spend how much they want. And also spending that kind of money into a football club is not common.

 

[jukazem]

We got Tevez for cheap was it a bad deal only because we didn't spend much?

Like they say it's easy spending others money.

Tevez isn't that cheap actually. 15m over a 3 year contract aka amortization of 5m per year is same expense as 25m for a younger player on a 5 year contract again amortization of 5m per year.