The Financial Situation (46 Viewers)
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At this rate, offloading high earners will be inevitable.
CR7 will most likely leave at the end of his contract, but the tohers will for sure be targeted.
Expect a lot of Makennie type signings with promise, but low salary and bought on the cheap.
Our situations seem similar to the pre agnelli era, when we had to clean house and receive money from exxor to start all over again. I expect this to happen in a year or 2, because is very clear this business model cannot go on. After the Berlin CL final, and the buy of Higuain, our finances started to go downhill
CR7 will most likely leave at the end of his contract, but the tohers will for sure be targeted.
Expect a lot of Makennie type signings with promise, but low salary and bought on the cheap.
Our situations seem similar to the pre agnelli era, when we had to clean house and receive money from exxor to start all over again. I expect this to happen in a year or 2, because is very clear this business model cannot go on. After the Berlin CL final, and the buy of Higuain, our finances started to go downhill
What football club is profitable though? By their very nature football clubs are notorious money pits. Our figures are made public because the club is a publicly traded company. American sports teams are probably the only sporting organizations that are profitable and mainly due to their business model. Chelsea, Barça, Inter to name a few are deeper in the hole to name a few.
And we were reaching that point, but well we wanted to compete in teh CL and it became our obsession. The club invested so much to try to tget that goal, but sincerely it didnt worked, so they will have to get tricky and try to buy more sensibly and look for young talented players on the cheap, instead of buying Higuains and Ronaldos.
Dont get me wrong, Ronaldo was a great buy, but i think that is plain obvious to see that we punched above our weight and sacrificed a lot, and well this kind of salaries and players are not sustainable by Juventus. We will have to return to the Pirlo (free but talented)-Pogba(young and talented)-Vidal(cheap and talented) type of signings and get tricky...if we want to aspire to be self sutained again...which IMO, is the only realictis option for Juventus as long as the team is in seire A, and not in the premier league for example.
And with that, try to reach the CL final and win it with some luck. We did it in Berlin, we can do it again. But for that we need a new Sporting director and try to emulate teamsd like Bayern, that get things done with smart signings,,,, not the ramseys and the khediras.
Dont get me wrong, Ronaldo was a great buy, but i think that is plain obvious to see that we punched above our weight and sacrificed a lot, and well this kind of salaries and players are not sustainable by Juventus. We will have to return to the Pirlo (free but talented)-Pogba(young and talented)-Vidal(cheap and talented) type of signings and get tricky...if we want to aspire to be self sutained again...which IMO, is the only realictis option for Juventus as long as the team is in seire A, and not in the premier league for example.
And with that, try to reach the CL final and win it with some luck. We did it in Berlin, we can do it again. But for that we need a new Sporting director and try to emulate teamsd like Bayern, that get things done with smart signings,,,, not the ramseys and the khediras.
Not according to this. It quotes juve's financial statement.
https://app.football-italia.net/?re...d#article/footballitalia-158423&menu=news-all
https://app.football-italia.net/?re...d#article/footballitalia-158423&menu=news-all
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this will age well