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Ibra and Balotelli top earners
Zlatan Ibrahimovic is the highest-paid player in Serie A, but Mario Balotelli is the Italy international with the biggest pay packet.
Futebol Finance in Portugal analysed the top earners in world football and found Real Madrid’s Cristiano Ronaldo top of the pile with €12m per season.
He is followed by Barcelona hero Leo Messi on €10.5m, Fernando Torres of Chelsea and Manchester City’s Yaya Toure on €10m.
The highest-paid Serie A player is Milan striker Ibrahimovic, who is sixth in Europe overall with his €9m per season wages.
Inter hitman Samuel Eto’o is in joint ninth position with Carlos Tevez and Franck Ribery on €8m.
However, the Italian with the biggest monthly pay packet is Balotelli, who is 19th in the total rundown thanks to the €6.5m he receives from Manchester City.
SuperMario is on a par with Premier League colleagues Edin Dzeko and Rio Ferdinand.
Gigi Buffon of Juventus and Milan veteran Andrea Pirlo are both on €6m per season in joint 26th place, followed by Francesco Totti on €5.5m.
Bizarrely, the survey discovered that Amauri – who is on loan at Parma from Juventus – is paid €4.2m. That’s $200,000 per season more than Juve captain Alessandro Del Piero, who is 85th in the overall charts.
Luca Toni is a bigger earner than both with €5m per campaign.
Other Serie A figures in the top 100 are Daniele De Rossi (61st on €4.6m), Alessandro Nesta, Diego Milito, Julio Cesar and Mathieu Flamini (all joint 62nd on €4.5m), Robinho, Del Piero, Wesley Sneijder, Esteban Cambiasso and Clarence Seedorf (all joint 82nd on €4m) and Douglas Maicon (joint 96th on €3.8m).
http://www.football-italia.net/apr26p.html
Zlatan Ibrahimovic is the highest-paid player in Serie A, but Mario Balotelli is the Italy international with the biggest pay packet.
Futebol Finance in Portugal analysed the top earners in world football and found Real Madrid’s Cristiano Ronaldo top of the pile with €12m per season.
He is followed by Barcelona hero Leo Messi on €10.5m, Fernando Torres of Chelsea and Manchester City’s Yaya Toure on €10m.
The highest-paid Serie A player is Milan striker Ibrahimovic, who is sixth in Europe overall with his €9m per season wages.
Inter hitman Samuel Eto’o is in joint ninth position with Carlos Tevez and Franck Ribery on €8m.
However, the Italian with the biggest monthly pay packet is Balotelli, who is 19th in the total rundown thanks to the €6.5m he receives from Manchester City.
SuperMario is on a par with Premier League colleagues Edin Dzeko and Rio Ferdinand.
Gigi Buffon of Juventus and Milan veteran Andrea Pirlo are both on €6m per season in joint 26th place, followed by Francesco Totti on €5.5m.
Bizarrely, the survey discovered that Amauri – who is on loan at Parma from Juventus – is paid €4.2m. That’s $200,000 per season more than Juve captain Alessandro Del Piero, who is 85th in the overall charts.
Luca Toni is a bigger earner than both with €5m per campaign.
Other Serie A figures in the top 100 are Daniele De Rossi (61st on €4.6m), Alessandro Nesta, Diego Milito, Julio Cesar and Mathieu Flamini (all joint 62nd on €4.5m), Robinho, Del Piero, Wesley Sneijder, Esteban Cambiasso and Clarence Seedorf (all joint 82nd on €4m) and Douglas Maicon (joint 96th on €3.8m).
http://www.football-italia.net/apr26p.html
It's not the case that our hope relies solely on being taken over by a random rich person. It's a very simplistic and idealistic way of looking at the answer to our problems.
I'm not sure how you quantify 'the owners not giving a rats ass/not caring about the club'? I read this a lot, as if it is the root cause of our problems, where the buck stops. Is it their choice of managers and coaches, the lack of success on the field, or the lack of a Man City/Real Madrid/Chelsea style spend? If it's the former two then I can sort of see where you are coming from, although I'm still unsure as to how this shows how the owners see the club, it seems like ill advised decision making above all. If it's the latter then I'd have to disagree, we aren't in any position to do that. And I worked out not long ago that as a club since promotion we have spent NET over €100m on generally failed players, and countless tens of millions more on wages. That's money the club has pissed away. So the issue of not caring or not being 'ambitious' (another popular word) doesn't really apply. If you look at FIAT spending hundreds of millions elsewhere and get angry then don't, because it's not in the slightest bit relevant to Juventus.
Our hopes rest on the board making the right choices on a technical level. The club does fine off the pitch and will further with the new stadium, but the only thing fans care about is results, we need investment to achieve this, like any club, but it needs to be made better use of.
I'm not sure how you quantify 'the owners not giving a rats ass/not caring about the club'? I read this a lot, as if it is the root cause of our problems, where the buck stops. Is it their choice of managers and coaches, the lack of success on the field, or the lack of a Man City/Real Madrid/Chelsea style spend? If it's the former two then I can sort of see where you are coming from, although I'm still unsure as to how this shows how the owners see the club, it seems like ill advised decision making above all. If it's the latter then I'd have to disagree, we aren't in any position to do that. And I worked out not long ago that as a club since promotion we have spent NET over €100m on generally failed players, and countless tens of millions more on wages. That's money the club has pissed away. So the issue of not caring or not being 'ambitious' (another popular word) doesn't really apply. If you look at FIAT spending hundreds of millions elsewhere and get angry then don't, because it's not in the slightest bit relevant to Juventus.
Our hopes rest on the board making the right choices on a technical level. The club does fine off the pitch and will further with the new stadium, but the only thing fans care about is results, we need investment to achieve this, like any club, but it needs to be made better use of.
Actually sheikh Mansour and his brothers, have a soft spot for Juventus, back in 2003 they insisted that Juventus plays against FC Alain in UAE. The club that is financed by his brothers. And against Juventus he was in the stands, had some pictures with lippi and he was joined by his younger brother Abdulla. They were really big followers of Juventus pre-2006.
fuck man amauri is another story but luca toni??????? why is the bitch earning so much. fuck man sell him. what was that of a business from beppe. man he dissepoints if he really pays that sum for luca. thats not okay. i dont know what to say, maaaaaaaaaaaaaaan then he should have brought back david man. fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck that. its not okay guys seriously i didnt know that he earns that much. i could kill a dog right now.
