Non-Juve Transfer news (official or rumors) (10 Viewers)

[Badass J Elkann]

Brazzo?

He’s always welcomed back in Turin. My words - not the incompetent monobrowed nepo baby

no his successor

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Salihamidzic?

He's out there.

Our new guy this year is Christoph Freund, who spent 17 years at RB Salzburg.

Freund

 

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[BayernFan]

Mane, this bench warmer, the broken french man, way to sell your garbage.

Getting rid of lots of Brazzo's garbage and getting good money for them too, what's not to like.

So much deadweight signed under him, I could make a grocery list out of it.

 

[Akshen]

 

[GordoDeCentral]

This gay shit might just make me side with the saudis.

 

[Mohad]

Hypocrisy at its best. Such an attention whore.

 

[ßöмßäяðîëя]

 

[cimenk]

Gravenberch to Liverpool. Bench player for Muenchen, Flop there. but still have the hype to double the price.

Bayern bought him for around €20m and can sell for €40m + €5m

 

[Bjerknes]

Glad to see Kroos talking sense.

I don't consider anyone going to Saudi as a real footballer. These people don't exist to me.

 

[JuveJay]

Gravenberch to Liverpool. Bench player for Muenchen, Flop there. but still have the hype to double the price.

Bayern bought him for around €20m and can sell for €40m + €5m

He only had a year left on his Ajax contract when Bayern signed him.

 

[s4tch]

badass will be so jelly:

 

[Scottish]

Very interesting what wtf has it got to do with Argentina?

 

[Seven]

Hypocrisy at its best. Such an attention whore.

It's Kroos. He has won everything and is still starting for Real Madrid. I'm pretty sure he's not exactly starved for attention.

I will say this though: in general I don't like it when people talk about their colleagues. As a fan, I think any player going to Saudi Arabia, especially when they already have a seemingly endless amount of money, is a cunt. But I'm not sure if you should speak out about colleagues if you're a professional footballer yourself.

 

[Juve92]

It's Kroos. He has won everything and is still starting for Real Madrid. I'm pretty sure he's not exactly starved for attention.

I will say this though: in general I don't like it when people talk about their colleagues. As a fan, I think any player going to Saudi Arabia, especially when they already have a seemingly endless amount of money, is a cunt. But I'm not sure if you should speak out about colleagues if you're a professional footballer yourself.

It's ok, bro. We know you don't like Muslims.

 

[Seven]

It's ok, bro. We know you don't like Muslims.

Well, apparently Saudis don't like muslims.

 

[DAiDEViL]

Are there any angry Saudis in the comments being like

YoU pRoBaBly JuSt DiDn'T gEt An OfFeR.
sO jElLy!

 

[Mohad]

It's Kroos. He has won everything and is still starting for Real Madrid. I'm pretty sure he's not exactly starved for attention.

I will say this though: in general I don't like it when people talk about their colleagues. As a fan, I think any player going to Saudi Arabia, especially when they already have a seemingly endless amount of money, is a cunt. But I'm not sure if you should speak out about colleagues if you're a professional footballer yourself.

My point is that his words are hypocritical when he condemns others for chasing money, while he left Bayern seeking a salary on par with the club's highest earners.

 

[Seven]

My point is that his words are hypocritical when he condemns others for chasing money, while he left Bayern seeking a salary on par with the club's highest earners.

That's not what he did.

He condemned others for chasing money in a country that violates human rights. The fact most Saudi supporters don't even make that distinction is what makes it all so horrifying.

 

[s4tch]

My point is that his words are hypocritical when he condemns others for chasing money, while he left Bayern seeking a salary on par with the club's highest earners.

how can you even compare the two situations

i also would leave my job to do the same stuff for a higher salary in a civilised country. also, real is the biggest club in football, offers don't get any much better in this profession. i'm with kroos on this one: i would refuse any and every saudi offer, the same way i refused to work for a local oligarch just because i knew that his wealth comes from corruption. everyone has their price they say, but money isn't everything. some people have principles, no matter how cheesy it sounds. i know plenty who laugh at it, and i don't give a shit.

 

[Osman]

There's nothing ghey or hypocritical about it. Maximize your earnings is one thing, we all get that, but the one contention he has with that choice is the insanely heinous human rights violations in your new place of work. Who you are hired for mainly to normalise and cover up the headlines of sentencing people to death for anything.


Everyone makes their own choice, and what matters to them (and agree with Seven that shouldn't speak on his colleagues like that) , but who can truly blame Kroos if that's a deal breaker for him?


It's nothing like going from Bayern to Real at all. Unless Perez had a gulag or firing squad executions we didn't know about.

 

[Mohad]

That's not what he did.

He condemned others for chasing money in a country that violates human rights. The fact most Saudi supporters don't even make that distinction is what makes it all so horrifying.

And ignores the woke movements and cancel culture in the west.