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Paris Saint-Germain's Javier Pastore says he wants to play for a bigger team
The Argentine midfielder says that he will be training hard in order to have the opportunity to move on to a more illustrious destination than the Parisian side
Paris Saint-Germain star Javier Pastore has said that he would like to play for a bigger club one day.
The Argentine only joined the Parisian club in the summer for €42 million, but has now stated that his ambitions lie beyond the Ligue 1 side.
"I train with great conviction in order to realise my dream of playing with a big team," the former Palermo playmaker told Radio Radio.
"It depends on me if I want a team that is bigger that PSG to call me."
Meanwhile, Pastore has come out in support of his under-fire coach Antoine Kombouare.
"In France, they're not used to changing things after two or three defeats. In Argentina and Italy, it changes often. In France, when they say that the coach is going to change, it comes after a big mess," he observed.
"I have nothing to say of Mr Kombouare. He's always treated me well."
The Argentine midfielder says that he will be training hard in order to have the opportunity to move on to a more illustrious destination than the Parisian side
Paris Saint-Germain star Javier Pastore has said that he would like to play for a bigger club one day.
The Argentine only joined the Parisian club in the summer for €42 million, but has now stated that his ambitions lie beyond the Ligue 1 side.
"I train with great conviction in order to realise my dream of playing with a big team," the former Palermo playmaker told Radio Radio.
"It depends on me if I want a team that is bigger that PSG to call me."
Meanwhile, Pastore has come out in support of his under-fire coach Antoine Kombouare.
"In France, they're not used to changing things after two or three defeats. In Argentina and Italy, it changes often. In France, when they say that the coach is going to change, it comes after a big mess," he observed.
"I have nothing to say of Mr Kombouare. He's always treated me well."
A bigger team - Juve.
and
he wants to move already.
I was looking at Juve players wages.
Amauri is at 4m eur a year, Toni is at 3m, Iaquinta too is at 3m while Grosso is at 1.5m eur
http://www.calcioblog.it/galleria/b...lla-serie-a-20112012-stilata-dalla-gazzetta/2
That's 11.5m eur (19.8m eur tax included) a year, or 20% of our total wage budget.
Getting rid of these four should free up a lot of space in the budget.
These 4 cost almost 40m eur for 2 years wages. That's like buying a player for 28m eur and paying him 6m eur a year for two years.
If we make the CL, have the new stadium effect in mind and getting rid of these four players (Toni, Grosso and Amauri's contracts end in June while Iaquinta's ends next summer), then I'm pretty sure that Juve will have quite a load of cash available for the mercato. More cash than in any previous season, especially for wages.
Amauri is at 4m eur a year, Toni is at 3m, Iaquinta too is at 3m while Grosso is at 1.5m eur
http://www.calcioblog.it/galleria/b...lla-serie-a-20112012-stilata-dalla-gazzetta/2
That's 11.5m eur (19.8m eur tax included) a year, or 20% of our total wage budget.
Getting rid of these four should free up a lot of space in the budget.
These 4 cost almost 40m eur for 2 years wages. That's like buying a player for 28m eur and paying him 6m eur a year for two years.
If we make the CL, have the new stadium effect in mind and getting rid of these four players (Toni, Grosso and Amauri's contracts end in June while Iaquinta's ends next summer), then I'm pretty sure that Juve will have quite a load of cash available for the mercato. More cash than in any previous season, especially for wages.
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