Summer Mercato season 2024-25 (33 Viewers)
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Baggio Melo Bernardeschi and Chiellini indeed but Miccoli didnt flop. Miccoli was just not as good as the players who started because we were in a much stronger era then. A Miccoli would probably walk into our team now...
Neto was always seen as a backup GK and he did a reasonable job.
Chiesa - I hate to say it but for the 60M price tag we never got a receipt. He was good and still is but he never lived up to his price tag. I cant call him a flop either though.
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Which two are done deal? I read about N.G but they also said it before.. As for the other guy who is he? Sancho and Conceicao are still not in full agreement.
Neto was always seen as a backup GK and he did a reasonable job.
Chiesa - I hate to say it but for the 60M price tag we never got a receipt. He was good and still is but he never lived up to his price tag. I cant call him a flop either though.
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Which two are done deal? I read about N.G but they also said it before.. As for the other guy who is he? Sancho and Conceicao are still not in full agreement.
Nico Gonzalez at Juve: there is no doubt about this, as anticipated a few hours ago. The figures are confirmed, including 38 million bonuses. The transfer is not outright but it is as if it were: the obligation is triggered in February 2025, under very simple conditions, we would like to say derisory. But this step is a clear market clue: keeping their hands free until February, for a redemption out of the question, Juventus wants to keep the treasure to be used immediately for the other priority objectives. And until next Friday, the closing day of the summer transfer market session, Juventus will be the protagonist ...
No matter what he did, you'd find something to point a finger on. The club isn't in an ideal condition to make moves that satisfy everyone.
This is not prime JJ having a strong foothold in the market. This is a very weak JJ that has lost all of its leverage so you will see some shitty deals along the way.
As I said, both Giuntoli and Motta will be judged based on results at the end of the season. If Motta can achieve the season objectives, he would've done a reasonable job.
With Giuntoli however, it's just not about results on the pitch but gradually bringing the club back in a healthy financial shape too.
Just like how Marotta deserved time, Giuntoli deserves time and patience too.
This is not prime JJ having a strong foothold in the market. This is a very weak JJ that has lost all of its leverage so you will see some shitty deals along the way.
As I said, both Giuntoli and Motta will be judged based on results at the end of the season. If Motta can achieve the season objectives, he would've done a reasonable job.
With Giuntoli however, it's just not about results on the pitch but gradually bringing the club back in a healthy financial shape too.
Just like how Marotta deserved time, Giuntoli deserves time and patience too.
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