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Stephan

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Renato Sanches would for sure be some 2-3 year deal with Bayern option to buy back for 25m or smth. I dont see Bayern letting him go completely, he is still only 19. But i can potentially see him do well, sort of Pogba type of way in us signing a promising youngster. But dont tell me i didnt warn you when he hits 23 and is missing Munich like Pogba was missing Man Utd.
 

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Mark

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    What about Renato Sanches?

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    @Mark
    You believe those Pjanic is Verratti alternative stories for Barca? Is that why we are in for Renato Sanches? Marotta just cant go without a major sell in a summer?
    like we're selling everybody.




     

    noussa

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    Man United cleared over Pogba transfer; FIFA will investigate Juventus


    Alejandro Moreno says the time has come for Paul Pogba to become a leader at Manchester United.
    Manchester United have been cleared of any wrongdoing over Paul Pogba's transfer but disciplinary proceedings have been opened against Juventus, FIFA have confirmed.

    World football's governing body announced in May they had asked United and Juventus for clarification on all aspects of Pogba's £89.3 million move to Old Trafford last summer.

    It came after reports the Frenchman's agent, Mino Raiola, will earn more £41 million from the world record deal.

    United insisted at the time they were relaxed about the investigation after supplying all the relevant documents when the transfer was completed in August.

    FIFA have now confirmed they will face no further action.

    However, disciplinary proceedings have been opened against Juventus. It is understood Raiola's agreement with the Serie A side could have breached third-party ownership rules.

    If they are found guilty, the Italian champions, who also reached the Champions League final, could be hit with a punishment; possibilities range from a fine to a transfer ban.

    A FIFA spokesman said: "We can confirm that disciplinary proceedings have been opened against Juventus FC. We cannot comment further as proceedings are ongoing. We can confirm that no disciplinary proceedings have been opened against Manchester United."

    Pogba scored nine goals in 51 games last season after returning to Old Trafford from Juventus and led United to a Europa League and EFL Cup double. He had moved to Turin in 2012 after making just seven first-team appearances during his first spell at United.

    http://www.espnfc.com/manchester-un...a-transfer-but-fifa-will-investigate-juventus


    Is this for real?
     

    The Quazis

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    Man United cleared over Pogba transfer; FIFA will investigate Juventus


    Alejandro Moreno says the time has come for Paul Pogba to become a leader at Manchester United.
    Manchester United have been cleared of any wrongdoing over Paul Pogba's transfer but disciplinary proceedings have been opened against Juventus, FIFA have confirmed.

    World football's governing body announced in May they had asked United and Juventus for clarification on all aspects of Pogba's £89.3 million move to Old Trafford last summer.

    It came after reports the Frenchman's agent, Mino Raiola, will earn more £41 million from the world record deal.

    United insisted at the time they were relaxed about the investigation after supplying all the relevant documents when the transfer was completed in August.

    FIFA have now confirmed they will face no further action.

    However, disciplinary proceedings have been opened against Juventus. It is understood Raiola's agreement with the Serie A side could have breached third-party ownership rules.

    If they are found guilty, the Italian champions, who also reached the Champions League final, could be hit with a punishment; possibilities range from a fine to a transfer ban.

    A FIFA spokesman said: "We can confirm that disciplinary proceedings have been opened against Juventus FC. We cannot comment further as proceedings are ongoing. We can confirm that no disciplinary proceedings have been opened against Manchester United."

    Pogba scored nine goals in 51 games last season after returning to Old Trafford from Juventus and led United to a Europa League and EFL Cup double. He had moved to Turin in 2012 after making just seven first-team appearances during his first spell at United.

    http://www.espnfc.com/manchester-un...a-transfer-but-fifa-will-investigate-juventus


    Is this for real?
    I doubt we didn't have a 100mln transaction checked by some competent lawyers.

    Also, such a corrupt body like Fifa investigating for wrong doings :lol:
     
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