Robin Van Persie - Forward - Arsenal (9 Viewers)
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15.5 Million is not the real figure; this was prior to the collapse of the Greek economy, and once Bonucci has enacted/activated "the appeasing of the Roman legionnaires and delusional nationalistic supporters" clause in his contract, the figure will rise to 27 million, and pending a fight in the gladiator arena with a lion, tiger, and emu bare handed, he stands to pocket 5 million, leading to his fee rising to 32 Million (33.7 million, adjusted for inflation).
Wenger: Van Persie won’t join Juve
By Football Italia staff
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has poured scorn on the idea of Robin Van Persie joining Juventus.
Van Persie was the Premier League's top scorer with 30 goals last season and has been linked with a number of clubs, but the strongest speculation has surrounded a potential move to the Serie A champions.
The Dutch international recently described Juve as 'a great team' and was rumoured to have been in Turin for signing talks earlier this summer.
However, Wenger, who is working as a commentator for French television at Euro 2012, has scotched the claims and had a pop at Serie A's prestige in the process.
“He will stay at Arsenal,” commented the Frenchman in an interview with La Repubblica.
“There is no reason why a top player, a big champion would want a move to Serie A in terms of the prestige of the League, the level of play or financial considerations.
“If he moves there I will buy you a caramello.”
Wenger's side were eliminated from the Champions League by Milan last season after a 4-0 first leg thrashing at San Siro.
What a dick.
By Football Italia staff
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has poured scorn on the idea of Robin Van Persie joining Juventus.
Van Persie was the Premier League's top scorer with 30 goals last season and has been linked with a number of clubs, but the strongest speculation has surrounded a potential move to the Serie A champions.
The Dutch international recently described Juve as 'a great team' and was rumoured to have been in Turin for signing talks earlier this summer.
However, Wenger, who is working as a commentator for French television at Euro 2012, has scotched the claims and had a pop at Serie A's prestige in the process.
“He will stay at Arsenal,” commented the Frenchman in an interview with La Repubblica.
“There is no reason why a top player, a big champion would want a move to Serie A in terms of the prestige of the League, the level of play or financial considerations.
“If he moves there I will buy you a caramello.”
Wenger's side were eliminated from the Champions League by Milan last season after a 4-0 first leg thrashing at San Siro.
What a dick.
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