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But I do not mind him at all. Look at our most recent free transfers:
Kapo - Did not accomplish much. Sold for a profit excluding wages.
Kovac - Reliable 3rd choice in his first season, sticked with us in Serie B.
Marchionni - Have had a few decent games here and there, but mostly been injured.
Zanetti - A bargain. Instrumental in his first two seasons.
Salihamidzic - Not a very skilled player, but steps up in the big games. Two important goals against Milan (legend).
Grygera - Zebina constantly disappearing has made him a starter. Inconsistent, but has stepped up this season. Alright backup.
So generally we haven't really lost anything on these free transfers. Schweini is superior to both Brazzo and not as injury prone as Marchionni. Could be that proper alternative to Camoranesi that we haven't had for a very long time (Giovinco excluded).
Just look at our wingers the past years:
Olivera
Kapo
Marchionni
Nocerino
Brazzo
Palladino
Kapo - Did not accomplish much. Sold for a profit excluding wages.
Kovac - Reliable 3rd choice in his first season, sticked with us in Serie B.
Marchionni - Have had a few decent games here and there, but mostly been injured.
Zanetti - A bargain. Instrumental in his first two seasons.
Salihamidzic - Not a very skilled player, but steps up in the big games. Two important goals against Milan (legend).
Grygera - Zebina constantly disappearing has made him a starter. Inconsistent, but has stepped up this season. Alright backup.
So generally we haven't really lost anything on these free transfers. Schweini is superior to both Brazzo and not as injury prone as Marchionni. Could be that proper alternative to Camoranesi that we haven't had for a very long time (Giovinco excluded).
Just look at our wingers the past years:
Olivera
Kapo
Marchionni
Nocerino
Brazzo
Palladino
Its not being sloppy, they are a big club in Germany, but they have to be fiscally conservative when it comes to salaries.
They don't pay as much big cash salaries as the top 3 leagues top teams do, can only afford to do it for few select players. They operate under a strict salary budget, and their ambitious players have tested that boundary several times by making high demands and using bosman as leverage etc, if they don't come to a compromise that isnt too high costing, then they let the players go, usually the players aren't worth that salary raise anyway (Pizzaros, Kovacs, salis etc are easy to replace). Except Ballack, and he mainly wanted to win things, even if he wanted huge salary.
In general, people underestimate the big financial burden of salaries. Bayern can afford to pay top money in transfer fees, but you cant be too giving in salary, because its quite financially draining, and a Bundesliga top team doesn't earn the big dineros as th top leagues do simply for being highly marketable and sought after with lucrative TV deals. They function more on basic revenues like merchandise, match tickets etc.
They don't pay as much big cash salaries as the top 3 leagues top teams do, can only afford to do it for few select players. They operate under a strict salary budget, and their ambitious players have tested that boundary several times by making high demands and using bosman as leverage etc, if they don't come to a compromise that isnt too high costing, then they let the players go, usually the players aren't worth that salary raise anyway (Pizzaros, Kovacs, salis etc are easy to replace). Except Ballack, and he mainly wanted to win things, even if he wanted huge salary.
In general, people underestimate the big financial burden of salaries. Bayern can afford to pay top money in transfer fees, but you cant be too giving in salary, because its quite financially draining, and a Bundesliga top team doesn't earn the big dineros as th top leagues do simply for being highly marketable and sought after with lucrative TV deals. They function more on basic revenues like merchandise, match tickets etc.
I rather see us like that
------------Aguero----------Amauri-----------
---------------------Giovinco-------------------------
Sweinsteiger---------------------------Camoranesi
----------------Sissoko---Toure------------------
----------Chiellini---Zapata-----Legrotagllie
----------------------Buffon-----------------------------
Aguero would cost 40M euro
Toure 10M
Zapata 15M
65
selling Tiago 10M
Iaquinta 12
22
considering we didn`t really buy this year and we do need to invest some money it wouldn`t be that exeggerated to see us spend 40M
------------Aguero----------Amauri-----------
---------------------Giovinco-------------------------
Sweinsteiger---------------------------Camoranesi
----------------Sissoko---Toure------------------
----------Chiellini---Zapata-----Legrotagllie
----------------------Buffon-----------------------------
Aguero would cost 40M euro
Toure 10M
Zapata 15M
65
selling Tiago 10M
Iaquinta 12
22
considering we didn`t really buy this year and we do need to invest some money it wouldn`t be that exeggerated to see us spend 40M
I still say letting their most important player go without renewing his contract (lets say one year before it runs out) was sloppy. Pay rise that he would want wouldn't mean much if you consider the money they would get for selling him. I'm sure Chelsea would've been more than willing to pay the transfer fee if he was still under contract.
I doubt that we will be spending a lot of money in the upcoming transfer windows. We are going to have to forget about getting Diego, Hamsik & Aquilani. We are going to be in a really tight budget with the new stadium project starting. We have to start selling before we buy Tiago, Almiron, Molinaro, Marchionni have to go.
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