What's the policy on loan deals with options that become obligations if certain criteria are met? Make CL, not get relegated, play 5 games etc.Originally Posted by CafeCordoba
What's the policy on loan deals with options that become obligations if certain criteria are met? Make CL, not get relegated, play 5 games etc.
Let's stick to the Suning era, we were starting from a 4th position with Mancini (previous year), they sacked him listen to Kia and spent 70 milion on Mario and Gabigol hiring the worst coach I've seen in my 30 years of Inter. This made us losing a year of work and we're still paying for that money we waste... that wasn't Ausilio choice. Thanks Suning but facts are facts not to be forgotten
As if you don't get worked up about rumours.
david mcgoldrick
Let's think of it logically and positively. If Inter have really pulled away from Vidal at loan with 18m option then there HAS to be another better option which probably emerged for Inter out of no where. There's no chance that Inter will let go of Vidal for such a bagain after all of these negotiations for no fucking reason.
Keep in mind that so far we haven't exactly spent a lot of money. We have the cash (or loans should I say..). We just want to spend it very carefully and not waste it on garbage like in the past 2 (or 7) years.
"Alla Juve non sono dei gentlemen, è la mafia" Karl Heinz Rummenigge
I don't know but my guess is that if there's any kind of "option turning to obligation" it is interpreted as obligation and thus permanent transfer.
According to Sky, Vidal to Barcelona is a done deal. Close this thread.
Luis Figo: "When I signed for Inter it was simply about looking for football happiness."
Ausilio better come up with something better now. Closed.
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