Non-Juve Transfer news (official or rumors) (34 Viewers)

[JCK]

Do you have proper evidence or is this just your opinion ? In general players have contracts with the clubs not the football association. It would even be possible for barca do buy any player that la liga would try to block and then just register that player for the competition of uefa (like champions league). la liga can only control the la liga competitions. we have seen this already the other way around where clubs got players and just played them in the competition where the federation allowed that player to be registered. for instance players that did already feature for another club in the competition. there is totally nothing the federation can do about who a club employs in what role.

feel free to correct me with a proper source

http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/40814854

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In Spain a player must buy himself out of his contract.

This is done by depositing the amount of the buyout clause with La Liga - Spain's equivalent of the Premier League - to release the player from his contract. The league then passes the money to the selling club.

With a simple google search you can see tens of articles explaining how the contracts in La Liga are different than other leagues.

 

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[Salvatore]

Barça confirmed the deal.

On Thursday afternoon Neymar Jr's legal representatives visited in person the Club's offices and made the payment of 222 million euros in the player's name with regards to the unilateral termination of the contract that united both parties.

As such, the Club will pass on to UEFA the details of the above operation so that they can determine the disciplinary responsibilities that may arise from this case.

https://www.fcbarcelona.com/footbal...rcelona-communique-on-neymar-jr-buyout-clause

Who will be the next domino?

 

[X Æ A-12]

So Neymar is the official face of slave labor in Qatar now?

 

[Dostoevsky]

I'm actually glad to see this move. I like the fact that a club like Barca loses a player due to a crazy release clause to whichever club. It also means another huge competition in PSG, though, as they probably lured Neymar with a big project. Yeah, they spent a forture and did shit in Europe, but they might become a real force now. I'm curious to see which penalty will they get from the transfer. It will be funny if they keep on spending after this move but I wouldn't be surprised to see a transfer ban for them for a year.

 

[radekas]

So he really got Arab money to buy out his own contract and to sign a new one as FA .

 

[Nomuken]

I'm kind of jealous Inter came up on Vecino, I've liked him past two seasons. Just hope Bernardeschi turns out better for us.

 

[The Quazis]

So he really got Arab money to buy out his own contract and to sign a new one as FA .

That's usually how release clauses work. Was the same with Pjanic I believe.

 

[radekas]

That's usually how release clauses work. Was the same with Pjanic I believe.

Really? That's weird, why wouldn't the club just pay it instead?

 

[Nomuken]

Really? That's weird, why wouldn't the club just pay it instead?

They do it's a loop hole, the buying club Fowards you the money and you give to your current club.

 

[Ventus]

LOL

 

[Klovn]

That's usually how release clauses work. Was the same with Pjanic I believe.

Pretty sure it's only in Spain they do it like this

 

[Osman]

Yep that's only in Spain. It's legally obligated that every player has a release clause (it's a national Labour law thing with them). Only way to raise the clause is to raise players salary.


In Italy or elsewhere there is no such thing. Pjanic himself negotiated in his release clause, so there is no such thing as paying full sum to the player, who then pays the FA and finally the current club.

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[Dostoevsky]

Emre Mor might join either Napoli or Roma.

 

[Lapa]

Emre Mor might join either Napoli or Roma.

Neva höörd.

 

[benaof]

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[The Quazis]

Yep that's only in Spain. It's legally obligated that every player has a release clause (it's a national Labour law thing with them). Only way to raise the clause is to raise players salary.


In Italy or elsewhere there is no such thing. Pjanic himself negotiated in his release clause, so there is no such thing as paying full sum to the player, who then pays the FA and finally the current club.

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What do you mean Pjanic negotiated himself? I remember reading an announcement from ASR that Pjanic informed them of activating the clause, not Juve.

 

[j0ker]

So it's official after all.

45mln NET

 

[Osman]

What do you mean Pjanic negotiated himself? I remember reading an announcement from ASR that Pjanic informed them of activating the clause, not Juve.

Every player is REQUIRED to have release clause in Spain, an agent doesn't have to negotiate it or insist.


Pjanic when renewing with Roma few years ago insisted on Roma adding the release clause, it was not an obligation but just good negotiating by him and his agent.




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[Nomuken]

The best thing about all of this is, Barçelona just got easier for :jj:

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Now we just have to apprehend one of Dybala's loved ones until the transfer window closes

 

[JuveJay]

I read the word "ambition" a lot from players and fans alike, seems it has become synonymous with the word "money".