Summer Mercato season 2024-25 (48 Viewers)
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Raheem Sterling is one of the players in Juventus' sights to strengthen the attack, but there is one obstacle, his €12M a year wage. It remains to be seen whether Chelsea will be willing to help the Bianconeri by paying a part of the player's salary.
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If we truly can't find a winger on the last day of the mercato, we should inquire about Cesar Huerta. I'm watching him play right now. His team is losing but he's been the most electric player on the pitch.
>23 y/o Mexican LW at Pumas
>very cheap - transfermarkt value of 5m
>good first touch
>flair and fancy
>transfermarkt picture of him is funny
>our only competition is Girona, who we can actually outbid for once
>23 y/o Mexican LW at Pumas
>very cheap - transfermarkt value of 5m
>good first touch
>flair and fancy
>transfermarkt picture of him is funny
>our only competition is Girona, who we can actually outbid for once
Yesterday I listened to an interview with Bonucci. He said that he still wanted to feel like a football player and decided to leave when Juventus told him he's not considered part of the squad.
I wonder what that bunch of rejects are thinking right now? If they're holding on to Juve like a plague because they know they won't make it anywhere else is it worth to reintegrate them into the squad like so many posters want for Chiesa for example? In my view they are all done at this level and it's better to give a chance to players like Savona and Adzic.
What's worse is that Bonucci was already 36 with plenty of silverware to his name and still wanted to play while these guys are relatively young and all they care about are those last years of relatively good wages even at the cost of their further career and legacy.
And don't tell me they have every right to demand that money because it's BS. Even regular people when they're smart enough to save some money aside when they see that things are not going well with their career are taking a step back and accept a lower salary in a different environment or go back to school to restart their careers.
If they indeed end up being frozen out for a whole year it will have a disastrous effect on their further careers.
I wonder what that bunch of rejects are thinking right now? If they're holding on to Juve like a plague because they know they won't make it anywhere else is it worth to reintegrate them into the squad like so many posters want for Chiesa for example? In my view they are all done at this level and it's better to give a chance to players like Savona and Adzic.
What's worse is that Bonucci was already 36 with plenty of silverware to his name and still wanted to play while these guys are relatively young and all they care about are those last years of relatively good wages even at the cost of their further career and legacy.
And don't tell me they have every right to demand that money because it's BS. Even regular people when they're smart enough to save some money aside when they see that things are not going well with their career are taking a step back and accept a lower salary in a different environment or go back to school to restart their careers.
If they indeed end up being frozen out for a whole year it will have a disastrous effect on their further careers.
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