The Financial Situation (67 Viewers)
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according to gazzetta/calcioefinanza, it's 3,5m net, and with a 1-year extension, his current amortization will be halved too.
https://www.juventuz.com/threads/the-financial-situation.20446/page-487#post-6108037
now he costs 13,74m per season, and with unchanged wages and lower amortization, it would be ~9,92m.
not sure about that. remember that evra signed a new contract with mu just before moving to juventus. this current extension ensures that matuidi wouldn't leave for free during the summer.
https://www.juventuz.com/threads/the-financial-situation.20446/page-487#post-6108037
now he costs 13,74m per season, and with unchanged wages and lower amortization, it would be ~9,92m.
not sure about that. remember that evra signed a new contract with mu just before moving to juventus. this current extension ensures that matuidi wouldn't leave for free during the summer.
So you are wrong again 
- Less season tickets sold (about 5% iirc), so ideally quite a lot more individual tickets sold for each game. And regardless of the actual price setting, individual tickets are much more expensive compared to season tickets.
- Massive price increase once again as opposed to last season, for both season & individual tickets.
In short, the fact that we had 2 home games less, should be more than made up for by the other 2 points. Yet it doesn't.
Regardless, people are free to think that everything is going great! We're killing it on social media and that's all that counts anyway
- 2 home games less
- Less season tickets sold (about 5% iirc), so ideally quite a lot more individual tickets sold for each game. And regardless of the actual price setting, individual tickets are much more expensive compared to season tickets.
- Massive price increase once again as opposed to last season, for both season & individual tickets.
In short, the fact that we had 2 home games less, should be more than made up for by the other 2 points. Yet it doesn't.
Regardless, people are free to think that everything is going great! We're killing it on social media and that's all that counts anyway
- Less season tickets sold (about 5% iirc), so ideally quite a lot more individual tickets sold for each game. And regardless of the actual price setting, individual tickets are much more expensive compared to season tickets.
- Massive price increase once again as opposed to last season, for both season & individual tickets.
In short, the fact that we had 2 home games less, should be more than made up for by the other 2 points. Yet it doesn't.
Regardless, people are free to think that everything is going great! We're killing it on social media and that's all that counts anyway
Thinks arent great but we arent on a verge of precipice either. There is a lot of negativity in every thread and Im not satisfied about certain moves over the last few years but lets at least not spread false news.
