Paul Pogba (221 Viewers)
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the big wages from england, spain etc or ambition for CL glory don't apply to him??is it because he's a Juve fan, he's Italian or that bigger clubs won't try to sign him for some reason, for a while.
But like someone said.. unless we get deals with players...money is useless for us. We would be able to only buy depth , some prospects and maybe a dude in the range of 30-40 mils (maybe overpaying).
Anyways,,, if things go to it... we should not accept less than 100M. Bale was sold for that amount and he is nowhere as hyped or wanted as Pogba.
the big wages from england, spain etc or ambition for CL glory don't apply to him??is it because he's a Juve fan, he's Italian or that bigger clubs won't try to sign him for some reason, for a while.
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He did pretty well at Madrid even with how chubby he was. Sublime player.
Current Serie A. There are a number of pretty talented looking young players, like Dybala, Anderson, Perin, etc.
The bigger problem is that we currently seem to get overcharged massively for every player we go for in Serie A. At least in relation to what the players have accomplished.
Zidane also went for an insane fee compared to what star players of the era were sold for. So we had the ability to buy 3 very good players with funds that were already pretty established. Now... A young established player is going to cost us 40 mil+ so Pogba at around 80-100m is not likely to get us 3 players (ignoring the fact of wages).
I'd prefer us to break our wage cap over the next 1-2 years. If Pogba starts turning into a Ballon D'Or candidate next year, we really should be willing to pay him 7-8 mil a year after tax, as he would clearly be in a class of his own on this team. Hopefully our revenue will have increased as well, and we can afford to raise our max wage player to that area, and attract a couple player in a wage bracket just below that as in 5-7 mil after tax. Those kind of wages will make us quite competitive in attracting Stars here to make runs at CL glory, which will help keep players like Pogba here.
Current Serie A. There are a number of pretty talented looking young players, like Dybala, Anderson, Perin, etc.
The bigger problem is that we currently seem to get overcharged massively for every player we go for in Serie A. At least in relation to what the players have accomplished.
Zidane also went for an insane fee compared to what star players of the era were sold for. So we had the ability to buy 3 very good players with funds that were already pretty established. Now... A young established player is going to cost us 40 mil+ so Pogba at around 80-100m is not likely to get us 3 players (ignoring the fact of wages).
I'd prefer us to break our wage cap over the next 1-2 years. If Pogba starts turning into a Ballon D'Or candidate next year, we really should be willing to pay him 7-8 mil a year after tax, as he would clearly be in a class of his own on this team. Hopefully our revenue will have increased as well, and we can afford to raise our max wage player to that area, and attract a couple player in a wage bracket just below that as in 5-7 mil after tax. Those kind of wages will make us quite competitive in attracting Stars here to make runs at CL glory, which will help keep players like Pogba here.
the big wages from england, spain etc or ambition for CL glory don't apply to him??is it because he's a Juve fan, he's Italian or that bigger clubs won't try to sign him for some reason, for a while.