Winter mercato 2022 (105 Viewers)
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nah, that's some actual news in italian media: allegri is picking players, he's doing everything mercato. he refused to sign donnarumma, he wanted to stick with mds, rugani, berna and tek. those guys were on the market until allegri came back. (no news on whether there were any actual offers for them, but i bet we'll learn some insights later. can't wait.) ah, and he also picked dybala over cr. i wonder when is his next meeting with dybala's agents
Yes, that is what the link says. This continues to be reported by multiple outlets so we can choose whether to believe it or not.
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So you want Allegri to just request the club go after Neymar, Van Dijk, Mbappe, De Bruyne, Messi, et cetera because it's not his job to understand the club has a limited budget. Yeah, ok...
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it's not his job, why is it too fucking hard to understand.
anyway, you're not the only one:
@JCK i went to twitter, and this was the first post as a suggestion
anyway, you're not the only one:
@JCK i went to twitter, and this was the first post as a suggestion
It's entirely possible Allegri was told x is the budget we're dealing with, you can have either these or that.
But this Sport Eyetalia Marotta role, at least the way written in tweet, doesn't sound right, and SI/Pedulla aren't reliable.
Most/all reliable sources said Mad Max had a big say on Donnarumma and Tek though.
But this Sport Eyetalia Marotta role, at least the way written in tweet, doesn't sound right, and SI/Pedulla aren't reliable.
Most/all reliable sources said Mad Max had a big say on Donnarumma and Tek though.
that's how english clubs operate. italian managers rather function like pure coaches. it has been said multiple times by juve coaches that the club handles the mercato. of course the coach can have requests (part of the folklore of the last couple of years: sarri requested jorginho and allegri wanted isco for years), and allegri was spotted having a lunch with cherubini even before his appointment, but at the end of the day, it's the directors (marotta, paratici, now cherubini) who have the final word.
on an other note: what potential implications donnarumma's arrival could have had? szczesny was always going to stay, locatelli (the only expensive signing with his 2 years of free loan lol) was always going to come. if donnarumma was feasible, an investment that would have drawn a large cash outflow for both the player (as wages) and his agent, why didn't we get anybody else?
right after ronaldo left, italian media started to write that allegri wasn't happy with the mercato, he allegedly even told the club that weakening the squad wasn't part of their deal. now the same media writes that allegri, for the first time in the unibrow era, micromanaged juve's mercato as a coach. that's some confusion by the media, isn't it.
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this too
on an other note: what potential implications donnarumma's arrival could have had? szczesny was always going to stay, locatelli (the only expensive signing with his 2 years of free loan lol) was always going to come. if donnarumma was feasible, an investment that would have drawn a large cash outflow for both the player (as wages) and his agent, why didn't we get anybody else?
right after ronaldo left, italian media started to write that allegri wasn't happy with the mercato, he allegedly even told the club that weakening the squad wasn't part of their deal. now the same media writes that allegri, for the first time in the unibrow era, micromanaged juve's mercato as a coach. that's some confusion by the media, isn't it.
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this too
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