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Who will be the next Roma keeper next summer?
- Sportiello?
- Perin? (Genoa goalkeeper Mattia Perin is “ready for a big club and Roma would be ideal,” said his agent.)
- Szczesny
- Sirigu
I think Sportiello and Sirigu are the beset price-quality options. Sportiello is really underrated imo, but we all know Roma and they will end up with Szczesny for 25 million or something
- Sportiello?
- Perin? (Genoa goalkeeper Mattia Perin is “ready for a big club and Roma would be ideal,” said his agent.)
- Szczesny
- Sirigu
I think Sportiello and Sirigu are the beset price-quality options. Sportiello is really underrated imo, but we all know Roma and they will end up with Szczesny for 25 million or something
Definitely most underrated young keeper.
http://gazzettaworld.gazzetta.it/gallery/serie-a-2015-player-salary/
this says Gazetta.
De Rossi 6.5
Higuain 5.5
Pogba 4.5
Dzeko 4.5
Buffon 4
Khedira 4
Bonucci 3.5
Chiello 3.5
Mandzukic 3.5
Marchisio 3.5
Bacca 3.5
Montolivo 3.5
Kondogbia 3.5
Salah 3.5
Rest: Totti 2.5
All salaries above 3.5 NET a year.
this says Gazetta.
De Rossi 6.5
Higuain 5.5
Pogba 4.5
Dzeko 4.5
Buffon 4
Khedira 4
Bonucci 3.5
Chiello 3.5
Mandzukic 3.5
Marchisio 3.5
Bacca 3.5
Montolivo 3.5
Kondogbia 3.5
Salah 3.5
Rest: Totti 2.5
All salaries above 3.5 NET a year.
It's ridiculous that people still think these clubs can offer double or triple the wages we can. Real Madrid had highest at 270mil wage bill last year, Juve was 9th at 184 mil. Bayern, for example, had 218 mil, PSG 235 mil. Yes these clubs can offer higher wages, but even Real Madrid isn't more than 1.5X our bill. Bayern was only 1.18X our wage bill. PSG 1.27X
We're easily able to compete in overall wages. We just structure our wages so we have a more balanced squad with depth, rather than top-loaded salaries for our best players. Now, eventually we will have to break that structure somewhat if we want to retain our attract some of the best players in the world.
Transfer fees are our bigger problem. Not wages. Not yet anyways.
We're easily able to compete in overall wages. We just structure our wages so we have a more balanced squad with depth, rather than top-loaded salaries for our best players. Now, eventually we will have to break that structure somewhat if we want to retain our attract some of the best players in the world.
Transfer fees are our bigger problem. Not wages. Not yet anyways.
And he is the only long term top player in that list too. Rest are at youngest 30 or not good enough anymore in top level. Only exception being Bonucci being top of his position and just about under 30 (is he 28 or 29?). This is defenitely not good Era for Italian players (considering Gigi, Totti and Pirlo still amongst highest paid players).
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