Alexis Sanchez

[Wobblz]

Thank you. But I still have some doubts. Selling Icardi makes profit, but on the other hand, doesn't buying Dybala take that profit away ? Or is there some delay ? What prevent teams for swapping at value of 200m and therefore make 198m profit ?

FFP has to do with amortization costs, so it would be like we are paying (from Bluenine's post, 16 salary for a five year contract and 80M fee, divided again by the length of the contract) => (16*5+80)/5 = 32M. And we get 78M from Icardi - that leaves us with 46M. It's more complex than that but short-term I think it's about right. Bluenine can explain much better.

About the evaluations, I'm guessing UEFA has some mechanisms to determine whether the prices are "market prices" or they are inflated to circumvent FFP.

 

[Demokritos]

FFP has to do with amortization costs, so it would be like we are paying (from Bluenine's post, 16 salary for a five year contract and 80M fee, divided again by the length of the contract) => (16*5+80)/5 = 32M. And we get 78M from Icardi - that leaves us with 46M. It's more complex than that but short-term I think it's about right. Bluenine can explain much better.

you still need to removed icardi salary from you book

 

[acroMacho]

FFP has to do with amortization costs, so it would be like we are paying (from Bluenine's post, 16 salary for a five year contract and 80M fee, divided again by the length of the contract) => (16*5+80)/5 = 32M. And we get 78M from Icardi - that leaves us with 46M. It's more complex than that but short-term I think it's about right. Bluenine can explain much better.

About the evaluations, I'm guessing UEFA has some mechanisms to determine whether the prices are "market prices" or they are inflated to circumvent FFP.

So basically immediate profit minus divided spending leave some money. That's fine.

 

[DARi0]

Why there is discussion about Dybala and SMS in Alexis topic?! :chan: yet another thread turned into off-topic... mods must be on vacation...

on-topic: SKY - According to Gianluca Di Marzio, Inter have increased its offer for the Chilean: €5M in wages contribution and United should be responsible for the remaining €7M. At this point, Inter are only waiting for the final ok to organize medical examination and contract signing. The signing of Sanchez is now very close to the final conclusion.

 

[CafeCordoba]

Yeah, back to Sanchez.

Wondering if this stalling has to do with this wage allocation stuff or waiting for Icardi-Dybala. Or both.

 

[kurt0411]

Fabrizio just tweeted: Sanchez to Inter done deal

 

[JJM]

Di Marzio retracted - Sanchez will arrive at Inter on a dry loan : at the end of the season they will negotiate a possible buy out fee.


So if he does very well they will want +50mil
If he flops we send him back...

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[CafeCordoba]

Ah, so they took out the option to buy?

Well it's still a pretty good deal, not a very good deal anymore though. Of course dependent on the percentage of wage payment going for Inter.

 

[vex]

Di Marzio retracted - Sanchez will arrive at Inter on a dry loan : at the end of the season they will negotiate a possible buy out fee.


So if he does very well they will want +50mil
If he flops we send him back...

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I think that was the reality of the deal from the get go, those alleged 15 mil for the option were not realistic given how much utd paid for him.

 

[satubito]

We pay 5 M and United pay 7 M of his wage. Marotta strikes again.

 

[YoramG]

Like Cafe said, now just a good deal for us, the 12m option would have made it excellent.

We have a good mix of attacking options now, just a shame we couldn't land another 'tall' striker. Lautaro is hopefully physical and scrappy enough to make up for it.

 

[ElDiego22]

£5m loan fee, no option or obligation and cover only 40% of wages. Grande Beppe :notbad:

 

[Wobblz]

At this point, every new player, whoever he is, is most welcome. We need a strong bench. Can't stress that enough. We already saw the abysmal bench we had against Lecce and it's going to only get worse than that.

 

[Rojhat]

i still cant understand how united is paying 250k a week for a player to play on another team. i mean martial is injured and they cant buy a replacement.

 

[Matawil]

i still cant understand how united is paying 250k a week for a player to play on another team. i mean martial is injured and they cant buy a replacement.

OGS is trying to build a team with youngsters and homegrown players like alex Ferguson also they can afford to do so

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[Lui]

Fair deal. By agreeing personal terms, I'm going to assume he is aware and commited to the physical demands and accountability required by the club.

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[Lionheart]

i still cant understand how united is paying 250k a week for a player to play on another team.

That's beyond me too, lol another sign how excessive money has fucked up the state of football in this day and age.

It's like you asking to borrow my car for a while, I say "sure, man. I know you need it for running your errands and shit, no problem." And then you say "Cool, thx. Btw, can you pay the gas too?"

Me: :serious: Dafuq...

This is exactly what's happening here But then again if I'm dumb to say ok, well then... you say thanks, I guess!

 

[vex]

OGS is trying to build a team with youngsters and homegrown players like alex Ferguson also they can afford to do so

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More like management doesn't trust ogs with large amount of money to spend because he is an unproven manager, and on top of that Woodward is a complete retard, but yeah I guess the wet dream about ferguson and the young players sounds better.

 

[Ronin]

i still cant understand how united is paying 250k a week for a player to play on another team. i mean martial is injured and they cant buy a replacement.

They've made such a bad deal with Alexis that now even paying almost half of it sounds like a great idea.

 

[DARi0]

£5m loan fee, no option or obligation and cover only 40% of wages. Grande Beppe :notbad:

the forward will arrive on free loan with Inter paying about €5M in wages. In terms of possible redemption, both sides will sit down to discuss that possibility at the end of the season.

Everything is done, so much so that the Chilean will be in Milan to have his medical exam tomorrow.