Summer mercato 2015 (42 Viewers)

[DeviAngel]

Watch us sign Illaramendi now :facepalm:

 

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[BIG DADDY!!!]

Inter will reportedly open negotiations with Real Madrid for Fabio Coentrao, but he won’t be part of the Mateo Kovacic deal.

Kovacic is on the verge of swapping San Siro for Bernabeu, in a transfer believed to be worth around €35m.

Gianluca Di Marzio’s website reports that good relations between the two clubs mean the Nerazzurri could look to do a deal for full-back Coentrao, but there is considerable disagreement over price.

The Beneamata are thought to be willing to offer €7.6m for the full-back, with the formula of the transfer being a loan with a mandatory buy-out next summer.

However, Los Merengues are asking for €15m, and would prefer to complete the deal with an up-front transfer if they are to sell the left-back.

Financial Fair Play means Inter must be careful with their budget, so any deal for Coentrao or for Ivan Perisic of Wolfsburg would have to be based on a loan for this season.

Delaying the official transfer until next summer means less is taken from the club’s budget this term, reducing Financial Fair Play losses.

Why we not linked?

Haven't seen the guy in a while. He still good?

 

[Hust]

Don't. This thread used to be good, it has gone to shit lately. Isco will NEVER come here.

Oh boo hoo

I've already said it would never happen. All I did was post the link

 

[B3N]

His responabilities were never related to alocating the budget for the summer. He operates whithin already set limits, by employees with more financial background. People can blame Marotta for making certain decisions on the transfer market, but how much funds we can spend on transfers isn't in his domain.

He's not just a sporting director, what you initially called him. Those employees with more financial background do their reporting. Finances are still part of CEO's responsibilities, and if there's an injection of budget, CEO still decide how to use it, long term or short term.

 

[lgorTudor]

Haven't seen the guy in a while. He still good?

no
I wouldn't want him at juventus.

 

[CAPITANO]

#Morisco

 

[Hust]

 

[Xperd]

How about Moramendi

 

[GarfielD]

#Morisco

 

[Vlad]

He's not just a sporting director, what you initially called him. Those employees with more financial background do their reporting. Finances are still part of CEO's responsibilities, and if there's an injection of budget, CEO still decide how to use it, long term or short term.

I believe CFO is the one making decision regarding how to use sudden influx of funds. Financial planning and risk assesment is in his/her domain. At least in a company I work for this seems to be the case. Either way Marrota's prime responsibilities lie on the transfer market and should be graded based on how he uses the funds provided for him. The assumption (not by you) that if he was handed 50m he still wouldnt spend holds no ground, since majority of his work is related to his dealings on the market and it would be in his best interest to use those funds.

Aldo Mazzia is CFO and CEO btw.

 

[Hust]

 

[Ocelot]

Also not forget about him:

http://www.juventus.com/en/club/management/board-of-directors/03-aldo-mazzia/index.php

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Tarek Khatib ‏@ADP1113
The arrival of a new left-back is not a priority for Juventus. The club is after a central midfielder & a trequartista. #SkyItalia

How awesome are the names of our BOD though.

Arrivabene
Bongiorno

I couldn't invent names more Italian than this if I tried.

 

[lgorTudor]

I couldn't invent names more Italian than this if I tried.

Pizzpasto Liveatmamasplaceforeveriano

 

[DAiDEViL]

looks like the mercato-herpes already spread all over this place

@AlexJuventino

 

[alexjuventino]

looks like the mercato-herpes already spread all over this place

@AlexJuventino

Now its your turn

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Isco will transfer to an EPL club if he leaves, not us.

 

[DAiDEViL]

Now its your turn

no, i gotta stay healthy...

i’ll be the one pulling the plug on you guys.

 

[Orgut]

This AM thing is taking too much time I just hope its not one of those times we waited and waited and got a Boriello or a Bendtner

 

[B3N]

I believe CFO is the one making decision regarding how to use sudden influx of funds. Financial planning and risk assesment is in his/her domain. At least in a company I work for this seems to be the case. Either way Marrota's prime responsibilities lie on the transfer market and should be graded based on how he uses the funds provided for him. The assumption (not by you) that if he was handed 50m he still wouldnt spend holds no ground, since majority of his work is related to his dealings on the market and it would be in his best interest to use those funds.

Aldo Mazzia is CFO and CEO btw.

That's because there's usually a group of CEO's, especially in big organizations. Mazzia CFO and Marotta with title of General manager is only for their main and day to day basis focus, but both being CEO's, probably with a few others, are deciding factor and supervise the whole operation.

 

[Zacheryah]

How awesome are the names of our BOD though.

Arrivabene
Bongiorno

I couldn't invent names more Italian than this if I tried.

Assia Grazioli Vernier can have it in her assia tho