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10-15m is more than enough for two loan deals.
If it's 0 we cannot do shit.
If it's 0 we cannot do shit.
10-15m is more than enough for two loan deals.
If it's 0 we cannot do shit.
It's a lot more than i was expecting which was 0We must pay them still, sadly...
Just a side note, GdS says our budget for January is 10/15mgood luck finding a good midfielder with that.
It probably still is 0 and GdS is spewing bs to sell papers..It's a lot more than i was expecting which was 0![]()
There might be a case his contract can be simply terminated without effects to Inter since he cannot play at Italy anymore.We had insurance for his book value so I imagine we will have some salary insurance for him too. Probably covers whatever his new club doesn't pay for edample.
The funny thing is he could play again at Meazza as an opponent if we face his future team in Europe.It's a shame we can't even register him I'd love to give him a 1 minute cameo
I wonder if we can even play him in a friendly????
I doubt that's allowed. If the game is played in Italy, I'm pretty sure Italian regulations are concerned.The funny thing is he could play again at Meazza as an opponent if we face his future team in Europe.
I wonder how this works.
I guess a couple of routes:
1 - suing Spurs for whether he should have been registerable or not as a player
2 - Suing whoever did the medical (they would probably have some degree of indemnification)
3 - claiming against insurance
be interested to see what it is.
It's not really the same, but the Emiliano Sala transfer to Cardiff is with the CAS in 2022 to make a decision as to whether they are liable for the transfer fee or not.
The cynical one, which, if we are doing I will immediately stop supporting Inter, would be suing Eriksen for his inability to fulfill the contract, kind of similar to how Chelsea sued Mutu. I very much DOUBT this is what we're doing, but just saying what theoretical options could be. I dont know how players are registered in Italy (though I guess employees given tax rates andd growth decrees etc), but conceptually if Eriksen was a subcontracted company (which I could see in football, at least conceptually, albeit doesnt happen AFAIK at least in the Premiership which is where you'd expect it to happen most), we could sue the company "Christian Eriksen" for breach of contract.