Paul Pogba (183 Viewers)

[Siamak]

The Mirror is no source to believe.

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but good news

Raiola has cancelled the medical tests scheduled today in Miami for Pogba because there is no agreement between Man U and Juve.

 

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[Mark]

@Mark If we sell Pogs you gotta ban @kao_ray

He's he ultimate jinx.

 

[ZoSo]

He said Higuain was off 'for now' too

 

[DAiDEViL]

"for now"

 

[ClaudiOHHH]

 

[Jem83]

dat milking

 

[kao_ray]

@Mark If we sell Pogs you gotta ban @kao_ray

He's he ultimate jinx.

 

[Tomate]

Pogba wanting to play with Wayne Rooney over Gonzalo Higuain

At United he will earn 13m after tax plus make more money through keeping his image rights. At Juve he currently earns 4,5m after tax. Raiola would make about 20m in this deal.

The whole deal is all about money. United couldn't convince Pogba with sporting prospects, so they did with money.

I still think we need to keep him and show some strength. We are in control and just should tell Raiola that Pogba will stay no matter what, regardless of the offer, regardless on whether he wants to leave or not. Bayern (even before the Bundesliga improved) or PSG for example wouldn't sell him under any circumstance, including the circumstance that Pogba may want to leave, despite not being part of La Liga or the EPL.

I really despise our whole "we are not a selling club, but if a player ask's to leave we immediately roll over and accept his request" mentality, that would be once and for all confirmed if Pogba gets sold. It would verify that Juve indeed is a selling club and would lead to many open questions. If someone in the EPL next year offers a crazy salary to Dybala and he wants to leave as a result of it, do we just let him? Or is Pogba just an exception? And if Pogba is just an exception and we are ready to keep players against their will, why not do it in the case of Pogba - this summer - to have at least for one season possibly one of the best teams Juve ever had?

Despite all the hype the reality is that without Pogba our midfield isn't world class and the team not nearly as good as hyped up as a result of it. Yes we made fantastic signings, but - and that seems to be forgotten - we also would have lost 3 important player with Pogba, Cuadrado and Morata, so Alves, Pjanic and Higuain are just replacements of important players.

 

[GarfielD]

"for now"

Like a week ago: We are not paying Higuain's clausule... for now.

 

[Hust]

Beppe: Higuain? The documents talk for themselves. Pogba to ManU? We'll see. For now everything is stopped.

Pogba has gotta see we want the CL asap. We do well in the CL next year there is no reason why we can't offer him a much better contract if that is what he is after?

 

[Siamak]

Good post siamak I enjoyed this one

where have you been my awesome? i have missed your rants

 

[Alen]

Lets say we pay 47M for Higuain only this summer, then it goes down to only 30M in minus

Are you guys fucking with me on purpose?

Yeah, we'll pay 47m this summer, but in that case we'll also pay the 2nd installment for Dybala and Alex Sandro and we should count those too. Also, we'll get paid only the first installment for Morata.
I'm counting roughly and eventually Juve will be in some 70-80m euro minus in the scenario I presented.

 

[djdhrubs]

At United he will earn 13m after tax plus make more money through keeping his image rights. At Juve he currently earns 4,5m after tax. Raiola would make about 20m in this deal.

The whole deal is all about money. United couldn't convince Pogba with sporting prospects, so they did with money.

I still think we need to keep him and show some strength. We are in control and just should tell Raiola that Pogba will stay no matter what, regardless of the offer, regardless on whether he wants to leave or not. Bayern (even before the Bundesliga improved) or PSG for example wouldn't sell him under any circumstance, including the circumstance that Pogba may want to leave, despite not being part of La Liga or the EPL.

I really despise our whole "we are not a selling club, but if a player ask's to leave we immediately roll over and accept his request" mentality, that would be once and for all confirmed if Pogba gets sold. It would verify that Juve indeed is a selling club and would lead to many open questions. If someone in the EPL next year offers a crazy salary to Dybala and he wants to leave as a result of it, do we just let him? Or is Pogba just an exception? And if Pogba is just an exception and we are ready to keep players against their will, why not do it in the case of Pogba - this summer - to have at least for one season possibly one of the best teams Juve ever had?

You just got an offer you couldn't refuse that's all. Fair enough. You're making your squad stronger overall as a result. United are doing the same. It's a win win.

 

[Klovn]

Are you guys fucking with me on purpose?

Yeah, we'll pay 47m this summer, but in that case we'll also pay the 2nd installment for Dybala and Alex Sandro and we should count those too. Also, we'll get paid only the first installment for Morata.
I'm counting roughly and eventually Juve will be in some 70-80m euro minus in the scenario I presented.

Sorry, I only saw your post, didn't see you already got answered the same question

 

[Mark]

Pogba has gotta see we want the CL asap. We do well in the CL next year there is no reason why we can't offer him a much better contract if that is what he is after?

He'll still be a millionaire here and win something. Stay Paul.

 

[NitK]

At United he will earn 13m after tax plus make more money through keeping his image rights. At Juve he currently earns 4,5m after tax. Raiola would make about 20m in this deal.

The whole deal is all about money. United couldn't convince Pogba with sporting prospects, so they did with money.

I still think we need to keep him and show some strength. We are in control and just should tell Raiola that Pogba will stay no matter what, regardless of the offer, regardless on whether he wants to leave or not. Bayern (even before the Bundesliga improved) or PSG for example wouldn't sell him under any circumstance, including the circumstance that Pogba may want to leave, despite not being part of La Liga or the EPL.

I really despise our whole "we are not a selling club, but if a player ask's to leave we immediately roll over and accept his request" mentality, that would be once and for all confirmed if Pogba gets sold. It would verify that Juve indeed is a selling club and would lead to many open questions. If someone in the EPL next year offers a crazy salary to Dybala and he wants to leave as a result of it, do we just let him? Or is Pogba just an exception? And if Pogba is just an exception and we are ready to keep players against their will, why not do it in the case of Pogba - this summer - to have at least for one season possibly one of the best teams Juve ever had?

Remember when Juve used to be linked with Cavani and ended up with Quagliarella? I hope that the same happens to Europa Leaguers Manchester United.

 

[ZoSo]

where have you been my awesome? i have missed your rants

You missed them siamak, look harder

 

[baggio]

Are you guys fucking with me on purpose?

Yeah, we'll pay 47m this summer, but in that case we'll also pay the 2nd installment for Dybala and Alex Sandro and we should count those too. Also, we'll get paid only the first installment for Morata.
I'm counting roughly and eventually Juve will be in some 70-80m euro minus in the scenario I presented.

Which is typically a financial comfort zone for a club closing in on 400m turnover? Or bad scenario?

 

[Juventus 32]

Are you guys fucking with me on purpose?

Yeah, we'll pay 47m this summer, but in that case we'll also pay the 2nd installment for Dybala and Alex Sandro and we should count those too. Also, we'll get paid only the first installment for Morata.
I'm counting roughly and eventually Juve will be in some 70-80m euro minus in the scenario I presented.

Did you count Coman money?

 

[Seven]

What if Pogba says it's up to the club. He is happy to stay if we give him a better deal, but he is ok to go if we like the fee. Do you think we will sell for 120?

I don't think so. In terms of marketing he will make that kind of money for us. Both because he's that marketable of an athlete and because it will prove just how big of a club we are. People like big clubs.