Henrikh Mkhitaryan

[pazza moratti]

Miki with 3,5m and 4,5m wage net with the Growth Decree and without.

Unfortunately, Asllani and Torreira will cost us way more.

Oh my bad!

Do you mean eaven if Asllani or Torreira come with a loan, like Lukaku on that sheet?

Torreira would also be €2,7m/net not €4,5m/net?

Why Mkhitaryan has Tax only 23,66% and Asllani and Torreira 45,94%?

I ment we need to lower our wages (15%) this season and we need to gather that 60-80m this summer… Next year after possible full stadiums and with new sponsors we can pay little more of those wages + transfer fee payments.

 

[pier]

Oh my bad!

Do you mean eaven if Asllani or Torreira come with a loan, like Lukaku on that sheet?

Torreira would also be €2,7m/net not €4,5m/net?

Why Mkhitaryan has Tax only 23,66% and Asllani and Torreira 45,94%?

I ment we need to lower our wages (15%) this season and we need to gather that 60-80m this summer… Next year after possible full stadiums and with new sponsors we can pay little more of those wages + transfer fee payments.

No worries my friend, after all we just want the best for the club.
Please note that these figures are only estimates.

Torreira and Asllani are rumored to have 15 million euro transfer fees, and Torreira is expected to demand high wages; even if the wage net is 2.7 million, he would cost us €20 million in his first year.

The Growth Decree tax is 23,66%, but this is only an estimate because it changes seasonally.

 

[ADRossi]

Glad to see Falcao's Law is still going strong.

This is a blatant overpay. We're replacing overpaid trash (Vidal) with slightly-cheaper overpaid trash. Progress!

 

[Abu Bader]

Miki with 3,5m and 4,5m wage net with the Growth Decree and without.

Unfortunately, Asllani and Torreira will cost us way more.

Why is Y1 cost higher than the annual cost?! I believe you've added the transfer fee to the gross wages, but I don't think the whole transfer fee is paid at once in general. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong

 

[diamen]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1532752014303809536

Our second transfer after Onana.

 

[bubba zanetti]

He'll be just like Young, good first season, second waste.

 

[Il Drago]

It's incredible we keep making bad deals even when we have no money.

 

[Universe]

Of course he rejects Roma's offer in favor of ours. Why wouldn't he with those fucking wages and 2 year contract?

Let me get this straight though.

We need to:

A) raise 60m
B) reduce the wage bill by 15%.


And yet, we're bringing in old, mediocre trash like Mkhitaryan and likely Acerbi on fat wages.

We've also extended Lautaro, Barella and Brozovic recently and given them significant pay raises.

So, despite Sanchez and Vidal leaving (and being paid handsomely to do so), are we even reducing our wage bill at all?

Because it really seems to me like any reduction in wages due to departing players has already been offset by expensive free agents and pay raises to core players. All we're achieving here is simply selling our best players.

This is the equivalent of selling an expensive car and then just burning the cash.

 

[DARi0]

Sky Sport Italia, Sportitalia, Gazzetta dello Sport, Il Tempo and more all have exactly the same story – Mkhitaryan’s entourage informed Roma he would not be extending his contract at the Stadio Olimpico.

Predictable. He wants to compete for trophies and play with better players around him.

CL > Europa and hey, seems like we`re paying more than Roma..

 

[Jusef]

Low standards for a the supposed Hakan replacement.

Maybe they are pre-empting a Hakan sale in case it arrives this summer.

 

[pazza moratti]

No worries my friend, after all we just want the best for the club.
Please note that these figures are only estimates.

Torreira and Asllani are rumored to have 15 million euro transfer fees, and Torreira is expected to demand high wages; even if the wage net is 2.7 million, he would cost us €20 million in his first year.

The Growth Decree tax is 23,66%, but this is only an estimate because it changes seasonally.

I didn’t know you have to pay a full amount at first year if you loan a player?

I though if we get a player on loan with option to buy (15m fee + 2,7m salary) let’s say 5 year contract (first year loan), with spread payments to 3,75m for season after loan.

You only have to pay 2,7m wages on loan time and maybe small amount 1-2m loan fee? And after loan you pay wage + that years instalment?

I just don’t understand what is the point of loan deals if this is the case?

Torreira had already contract with Fiorentina with salary of 2,7m, but Fiorentina pulled out, so 2,7m should be expect? We would just match what he was already agreed!

 

[brakbrak]

Predictable. He wants to compete for trophies and play with better players around him.

CL > Europa and hey, seems like we`re paying more than Roma..

Not only that, we also give him a 2 year contract vs Roma's 1. A retarded move by our management tbh

 

[Linege]

are we selling hakan or what?

 

[diamen]

Of course he rejects Roma's offer in favor of ours. Why wouldn't he with those fucking wages and 2 year contract?

Let me get this straight though.

We need to:

A) raise 60m
B) reduce the wage bill by 15%.


And yet, we're bringing in old, mediocre trash like Mkhitaryan and likely Acerbi on fat wages.

We've also extended Lautaro, Barella and Brozovic recently and given them significant pay raises.

So, despite Sanchez and Vidal leaving (and being paid handsomely to do so), are we even reducing our wage bill at all?

Because it really seems to me like any reduction in wages due to departing players has already been offset by expensive free agents and pay raises to core players. All we're achieving here is simply selling our best players.

This is the equivalent of selling an expensive car and then just burning the cash.

Sanchez and Vidal earn like 11 mln gross per year each (growth decree). Then there is Vecino with like 6 mln gross, Kolarov with 3 mln, Ranocchia with 3 mln gross, Caicedo with 2 mln gross, Perisic with 10 mln gross. All the numbers are not official, because there are no gross salaries reported anywhere, but in total we are saving about 46 mln euro per year?
Mkhitaryan will earn about 7 mln gross (no growth decree?), Dybala 15 mln, Bremer 7 mln, Asllani and Bellanova 3 or 4 mln per each. Selling Radu who earns 2.2 mln net and taking Onana with 3.5 mln net with growth decree is pretty much the same.
So let's say these new players will earn about 38 mln gross per year. So we reduced about 10 mln by these moves. But ofc there were contract extensions which greatly increased the salaries, so I don't see us reducing the wages.
So it seems that Dybala won't come or we need to sell De Vrij to get Bremer.

 

[magnesium]

are we selling hakan or what?

We give Dzeko a present for help Us winning Copa coz Kolarov already gone.

 

[Linege]

Sanchez and Vidal earn like 11 mln gross per year each (growth decree). Then there is Vecino with like 6 mln gross, Kolarov with 3 mln, Ranocchia with 3 mln gross, Caicedo with 2 mln gross, Perisic with 10 mln gross. All the numbers are not official, because there are no gross salaries reported anywhere, but in total we are saving about 46 mln euro per year?

we have to cut wage bill so we dont have to sell a top player every year

thats lazio model, where you have 3-4 top players and the rest on low salary

all these players should be replaced with 1 up to 1,5 net wages, so BIG NO to mkhitaryan and welcome so random young guys here

 

[bubba zanetti]

The most hillarious thing is that Roma brings players in their best years and we bring from them these players when they are old and finished.

 

[magnesium]

Whatever you guys say...
Its already done guys..
Welcome Mkhitaryan..

 

[Dave54]

Of course he rejects Roma's offer in favor of ours. Why wouldn't he with those fucking wages and 2 year contract?

Let me get this straight though.

We need to:

A) raise 60m
B) reduce the wage bill by 15%.


And yet, we're bringing in old, mediocre trash like Mkhitaryan and likely Acerbi on fat wages.

We've also extended Lautaro, Barella and Brozovic recently and given them significant pay raises.

So, despite Sanchez and Vidal leaving (and being paid handsomely to do so), are we even reducing our wage bill at all?

Because it really seems to me like any reduction in wages due to departing players has already been offset by expensive free agents and pay raises to core players. All we're achieving here is simply selling our best players.

This is the equivalent of selling an expensive car and then just burning the cash.

Old, mediocre trash You are an outstanding moderator and very welcoming fella. I hope he proves you otherwise. In russian there is an expression, i ribu syest i na xuy sest. It seems like you want him play for 500 k with 0 transfer fee. Anyway, good luck beating Milan , Napoli and Juve.

 

[bubba zanetti]

Rube is getting Pogba, maybe SMS, Bbeelan Sanchez, we get past his prime Mkhitaryan.