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not saying this is what happened here. but here is my theory: Transfer managers get a part of money when a transfer takes place.sometimes directly and officially and other times unofficially. The player agents do take a cut themselves, depending on the transfer ammount. Many times in order to make that profit bigger, they give a part of their profit to the transfer managers, as they are the ones who sanction the invested sums from their clubs. Some player agents see this as an investment of making friendships and form strong ties over big club transfer managers.
When such deals happen, when a virtually unknown, unneeded and unwanted player, is given such a huge fee, from a big club to a smaller one, there usually is smth darker going on in the background, someone is making a profit from Juve's money...
When such deals happen, when a virtually unknown, unneeded and unwanted player, is given such a huge fee, from a big club to a smaller one, there usually is smth darker going on in the background, someone is making a profit from Juve's money...
Sevilla delay Zaza to West Ham?
Simone Zaza is delaying his West Ham decision, as Juventus could release Fernando Llorente to Sevilla instead.
The Bianconeri will let one of their strikers go before the transfer deadline, but it’s not yet clear who will be on his way out.
Zaza had emerged as the favourite over the last few days, entering into negotiations with West Ham United for a loan move to the Premier League.
However, Sky Sport Italia claim Sevilla have come back with a new improved offer for Llorente.
Aware of this, Zaza is trying to delay his decision until Llorente’s position has been clarified.
If Sevilla are prepared to pay for the Llorente transfer, it would make more financial sense for Juve, who got him as a free agent from Athletic Bilbao two years ago.
Simone Zaza is delaying his West Ham decision, as Juventus could release Fernando Llorente to Sevilla instead.
The Bianconeri will let one of their strikers go before the transfer deadline, but it’s not yet clear who will be on his way out.
Zaza had emerged as the favourite over the last few days, entering into negotiations with West Ham United for a loan move to the Premier League.
However, Sky Sport Italia claim Sevilla have come back with a new improved offer for Llorente.
Aware of this, Zaza is trying to delay his decision until Llorente’s position has been clarified.
If Sevilla are prepared to pay for the Llorente transfer, it would make more financial sense for Juve, who got him as a free agent from Athletic Bilbao two years ago.
The problem is, none of us really knows how the deal has been made. He has been traded several times between us and Sassoulo, we have no clue what happened behind closed cutains, so it's hard to judge.
What i'm hearing is, that Sevilla is back in the game for Llorente, and that Juve would like to offload him for the right amount, since we will have financial gains from it. If Llorente i sold, Zaza wouldn't have to leave, so this whole thing might be postponed. Could make for an interesting deadline day if the last pieces of our puzzle are unsolved at that time. I like how the club seems to have balls of steel in negotiations and doesn't seem to panic
What i'm hearing is, that Sevilla is back in the game for Llorente, and that Juve would like to offload him for the right amount, since we will have financial gains from it. If Llorente i sold, Zaza wouldn't have to leave, so this whole thing might be postponed. Could make for an interesting deadline day if the last pieces of our puzzle are unsolved at that time. I like how the club seems to have balls of steel in negotiations and doesn't seem to panic