Summer Mercato Thread 2020-21 (43 Viewers)
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Can someone please remind me of the exact moment Arthur Melo became worth 80 million? My memory escapes me on this one
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Arthur now open to Pjanic exchange
By Football Italia staff
Multiple sources claim Arthur Melo is opening up to a Juventus transfer, in exchange for cash plus Miralem Pjanic to Barcelona, but a deadline looms.
The deal arguably would’ve been done weeks ago had Arthur not dug his heels in and refused to leave Camp Nou.
However, after Barcelona tried to explain to him that he wouldn’t get much playing time, as confirmed by the few games we’ve had since the lockdown ended, it appears as if they’ve been able to convince him.
According to Sky Sport Italia transfer expert Gianluca Di Marzio and Spanish newspaper Sport, Arthur is beginning to soften his stance on Juventus.
That is in part helped by a huge salary increase of €5m per year to come to Turin.
There is another issue, in that the two clubs are whittling down the differences in their transfer valuation of the two players.
Barcelona want €80m for Arthur, while they consider Pjanic to be worth ‘just’ €70m, so the Bianconeri would need to add in a cash sum to make up the gap.
There is a deadline, however, because both clubs want a deal to balance the books by the end of the fiscal year on June 30.
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Arthur now open to Pjanic exchange
By Football Italia staff
Multiple sources claim Arthur Melo is opening up to a Juventus transfer, in exchange for cash plus Miralem Pjanic to Barcelona, but a deadline looms.
The deal arguably would’ve been done weeks ago had Arthur not dug his heels in and refused to leave Camp Nou.
However, after Barcelona tried to explain to him that he wouldn’t get much playing time, as confirmed by the few games we’ve had since the lockdown ended, it appears as if they’ve been able to convince him.
According to Sky Sport Italia transfer expert Gianluca Di Marzio and Spanish newspaper Sport, Arthur is beginning to soften his stance on Juventus.
That is in part helped by a huge salary increase of €5m per year to come to Turin.
There is another issue, in that the two clubs are whittling down the differences in their transfer valuation of the two players.
Barcelona want €80m for Arthur, while they consider Pjanic to be worth ‘just’ €70m, so the Bianconeri would need to add in a cash sum to make up the gap.
There is a deadline, however, because both clubs want a deal to balance the books by the end of the fiscal year on June 30.
the same moment when barca are ready to rate pjanic at 70m
this is just an other plusvalenza generating deal above all if it ever goes through
also, we rarely talk about the end of the financial year which is 30th june. either it happens in a few days, or this year will produce an unprecedented loss.
this is just an other plusvalenza generating deal above all if it ever goes through
also, we rarely talk about the end of the financial year which is 30th june. either it happens in a few days, or this year will produce an unprecedented loss.
Solid player,
but he is nearly 30 (thought he was way younger), plays in a position that should be the least of our concern, and will be expensive.
maybe if we get rid of Gonzalo and need a backup striker a swap deal for Berna/Rugani might be possible, but other than that id rather spend the money elsewhere
but he is nearly 30 (thought he was way younger), plays in a position that should be the least of our concern, and will be expensive.
maybe if we get rid of Gonzalo and need a backup striker a swap deal for Berna/Rugani might be possible, but other than that id rather spend the money elsewhere
Actually we need a forward although it is also true we need central midfielders more..
Best mercato for us is to get Pogba and get rid of Rabiot on the way while also addressing our attacking situation with a serious forward (or winger depends on where Ronaldo plays)
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Im confused.. Its funny but then I think about our midfield and my expression change..
Best mercato for us is to get Pogba and get rid of Rabiot on the way while also addressing our attacking situation with a serious forward (or winger depends on where Ronaldo plays)
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yup, and a pretty weak one at it
our trolls are like our midfield
our trolls are like our midfield
Can someone please remind me of the exact moment Arthur Melo became worth 80 million? My memory escapes me on this one
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Arthur now open to Pjanic exchange
By Football Italia staff
Multiple sources claim Arthur Melo is opening up to a Juventus transfer, in exchange for cash plus Miralem Pjanic to Barcelona, but a deadline looms.
The deal arguably would’ve been done weeks ago had Arthur not dug his heels in and refused to leave Camp Nou.
However, after Barcelona tried to explain to him that he wouldn’t get much playing time, as confirmed by the few games we’ve had since the lockdown ended, it appears as if they’ve been able to convince him.
According to Sky Sport Italia transfer expert Gianluca Di Marzio and Spanish newspaper Sport, Arthur is beginning to soften his stance on Juventus.
That is in part helped by a huge salary increase of €5m per year to come to Turin.
There is another issue, in that the two clubs are whittling down the differences in their transfer valuation of the two players.
Barcelona want €80m for Arthur, while they consider Pjanic to be worth ‘just’ €70m, so the Bianconeri would need to add in a cash sum to make up the gap.
There is a deadline, however, because both clubs want a deal to balance the books by the end of the fiscal year on June 30.
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Arthur now open to Pjanic exchange
By Football Italia staff
Multiple sources claim Arthur Melo is opening up to a Juventus transfer, in exchange for cash plus Miralem Pjanic to Barcelona, but a deadline looms.
The deal arguably would’ve been done weeks ago had Arthur not dug his heels in and refused to leave Camp Nou.
However, after Barcelona tried to explain to him that he wouldn’t get much playing time, as confirmed by the few games we’ve had since the lockdown ended, it appears as if they’ve been able to convince him.
According to Sky Sport Italia transfer expert Gianluca Di Marzio and Spanish newspaper Sport, Arthur is beginning to soften his stance on Juventus.
That is in part helped by a huge salary increase of €5m per year to come to Turin.
There is another issue, in that the two clubs are whittling down the differences in their transfer valuation of the two players.
Barcelona want €80m for Arthur, while they consider Pjanic to be worth ‘just’ €70m, so the Bianconeri would need to add in a cash sum to make up the gap.
There is a deadline, however, because both clubs want a deal to balance the books by the end of the fiscal year on June 30.
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