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Bianconero81

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Pogba going to Man Utd made sense as it was where he was nurtured/developed before the senile alcoholic ditched him. Vidal was very unfortunate, but we weren't willing to tolerate his drinking I suppose. Bonucci clashed with Allegri.

Dybala is going to be here for another 2-3 years and then he might move to Spain. He's not going to United, especially if they get Sanchez and don't qualify for next season's CL (which is a possibility).
 
Afghan_juventus

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Bianconero81 said:
Pogba going to Man Utd made sense as it was where he was nurtured/developed before the senile alcoholic ditched him. Vidal was very unfortunate, but we weren't willing to tolerate his drinking I suppose. Bonucci clashed with Allegri.

Dybala is going to be here for another 2-3 years and then he might move to Spain. He's not going to United, especially if they get Sanchez and don't qualify for next season's CL (which is a possibility).
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Bro come on, you know how this club works. Dont get me wrong, I wish he will stay and Higgy leaves but you know how this club works. Honestly I dont really have a problem with it, we are far less attractive than majority of the top clubs so if we were to not allow players to leave when they wanted less players like Alves or Pogba or Dybala would be willing to join. Only Italians, unless there is a bust up will stay loyal
 

pitbull

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Bianconero81 said:
Pogba going to Man Utd made sense as it was where he was nurtured/developed before the senile alcoholic ditched him. Vidal was very unfortunate, but we weren't willing to tolerate his drinking I suppose. Bonucci clashed with Allegri.

Dybala is going to be here for another 2-3 years and then he might move to Spain. He's not going to United, especially if they get Sanchez and don't qualify for next season's CL (which is a possibility).
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Pogba going to PSG and Verratti the opposite way would've made way more sense, but you know that's not how we operate
 
Bianconero81

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pitbull said:
Pogba going to PSG and Verratti the opposite way would've made way more sense, but you know that's not how we operate
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Pogba probably pushed for a move to United, and he has a filthy disgusting cunt of an agent. I feel we pushed Vidal more than he asked for the move; we didn't try hard enough to hold onto him, but that's just my intuition.

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Afghan_juventus said:
Bro come on, you know how this club works. Dont get me wrong, I wish he will stay and Higgy leaves but you know how this club works. Honestly I dont really have a problem with it, we are far less attractive than majority of the top clubs so if we were to not allow players to leave when they wanted less players like Alves or Pogba or Dybala would be willing to join. Only Italians, unless there is a bust up will stay loyal
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I don't see why Dybala would want to move to United. They're not even guaranteed to make the CL. Now, if we get an offer of 150-180 million, there's a possibility we'd push him to accept, but I don't see that happening, especially if United pursue and acquire Sanchez from Arsenal.

As for Barcelona, they just bought Coutinho and Dembele, and are unlikely to be looking for a new striker, and may not even have the necessary funds.

PSG or Real could definitely push for him, but I think they'll be targeting the likes of Griezmann and Kane respectively.
 
Rollie

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Why would Pogba have wanted to go to PSG, when ManU - and possibly Madrid - were options? That makes no sense, and there's no way Juventus could force him to go to PSG while also forcing PSG to sell Verratti (PSG clearly haven't been willing to sell Marco).

Other than the fact that they're no longer with the club, the situations with those 3 players weren't the same. One returned to his old stompin' grounds for a record fee (Raiola and Beppe had something of an understanding from the time Pogba was signed on a free). One crashed his Ferrari drunk and was coming off knee surgery (I wish we'd kept Vidal, but I think it was all a little much from the perspective of management). One didn't get along with the coach and made a ridiculously terrible decision to force a move to Milan. For this, Bonucci got a ton of money, and all he had to give up was the possibility of winning another trophy in his professional career.

I think B81 is on point here. Extremely doubtful that Dybala is leaving this summer. Only way it happens is if he forces the move, and Juventus gets a truly ridiculous amount of money for him (like Coutinho+).
 

pitbull

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Rollie said:
Why would Pogba have wanted to go to PSG, when ManU - and possibly Madrid - were options? That makes no sense, and there's no way Juventus could force him to go to PSG while also forcing PSG to sell Verratti (PSG clearly haven't been willing to sell Marco).
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I think PSG is a good option, they'd have paid an even bigger salary than ManUtd probably, he gets to live in Paris, he's competing for the CL and he'd instantly be treated as the clubs symbol with way less pressure than in the EPL.

I don't think we'd have to push that hard to make him accept it (doing the trade for Verratti might be the hardest part considering Raiola desperately needed his fat bonus), in my head I knew that Pogba is going to leave eventually, but I always imagined PSG or Madrid/Barca as his next stop, ManUtd made little sense to me as that is a pretty crappy club nowadays
 
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