Paulo Dybala - ST - Palermo (40 Viewers)
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Yeah some kind of investment company that owns a percentage of the player's rights.We need to get rid of them because the main aim of these people is to see the players(they own a part of) being sold so that they can make a profit out of it.
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For example the most prominent 3rd party investment company Doyen Sports,own a lot of players.
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For example the most prominent 3rd party investment company Doyen Sports,own a lot of players.
Dybala meeting in progress
By Football Italia staff
A meeting is currently underway to finalise Paulo Dybala’s move to Juventus from Palermo, according to reports.
The Bianconeri are believed to be very close to securing the signature of the Argentinian forward, with today seen as perhaps the decisive day in the long-running saga.
Calciomercato is reporting that a meeting is currently taking place between representatives of Juventus, Dybala’s entourage and Palermo President Maurizio Zamparini.
It’s believed the 21-year-old is very keen to sign for the Old Lady, meaning the only potential hitch could come from Zamparini.
Reports have suggested that Juve will pay anywhere between €28-32m for the player, with players moving in exchange and bonuses to be added to the deal.
With Zamparini previously having demanded €40m up front, it is not clear whether the two parties have yet come to a definitive agreement.
By Football Italia staff
A meeting is currently underway to finalise Paulo Dybala’s move to Juventus from Palermo, according to reports.
The Bianconeri are believed to be very close to securing the signature of the Argentinian forward, with today seen as perhaps the decisive day in the long-running saga.
Calciomercato is reporting that a meeting is currently taking place between representatives of Juventus, Dybala’s entourage and Palermo President Maurizio Zamparini.
It’s believed the 21-year-old is very keen to sign for the Old Lady, meaning the only potential hitch could come from Zamparini.
Reports have suggested that Juve will pay anywhere between €28-32m for the player, with players moving in exchange and bonuses to be added to the deal.
With Zamparini previously having demanded €40m up front, it is not clear whether the two parties have yet come to a definitive agreement.
Dybala meeting in progress
By Football Italia staff
A meeting is currently underway to finalise Paulo Dybala’s move to Juventus from Palermo, according to reports.
The Bianconeri are believed to be very close to securing the signature of the Argentinian forward, with today seen as perhaps the decisive day in the long-running saga.
Calciomercato is reporting that a meeting is currently taking place between representatives of Juventus, Dybala’s entourage and Palermo President Maurizio Zamparini.
It’s believed the 21-year-old is very keen to sign for the Old Lady, meaning the only potential hitch could come from Zamparini.
Reports have suggested that Juve will pay anywhere between €28-32m for the player, with players moving in exchange and bonuses to be added to the deal.
With Zamparini previously having demanded €40m up front, it is not clear whether the two parties have yet come to a definitive agreement.
By Football Italia staff
A meeting is currently underway to finalise Paulo Dybala’s move to Juventus from Palermo, according to reports.
The Bianconeri are believed to be very close to securing the signature of the Argentinian forward, with today seen as perhaps the decisive day in the long-running saga.
Calciomercato is reporting that a meeting is currently taking place between representatives of Juventus, Dybala’s entourage and Palermo President Maurizio Zamparini.
It’s believed the 21-year-old is very keen to sign for the Old Lady, meaning the only potential hitch could come from Zamparini.
Reports have suggested that Juve will pay anywhere between €28-32m for the player, with players moving in exchange and bonuses to be added to the deal.
With Zamparini previously having demanded €40m up front, it is not clear whether the two parties have yet come to a definitive agreement.
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