Paulo Dybala

[CafeCordoba]

Stop talking about Gabigol please here.

 

[Abu Bader]

You could post the actual tweet so we could see the account. Because it feels like a troll account if anything.

Stop posting these screenshots of tweets please. They aren't useful IMO.

I've seen it in a WhatsApp group. I laughed at it and thought why not share it here. I don't see the need to stop sharing, after all isn't the reason of having a forum is to share anything Inter related.

Anyway I've asked for the tweet and here it is

https://twitter.com/x/status/1541466853532385280

 

[Inter7]

Biasin also said agent fees were an issue so if he is really asking for 8M, sounds like a lot but I guess not for an agent

 

[BasedGodPunk]

Didn't his agent already blow his renewal with Juve? If this is the same guy Dybala needs to go agent shopping.

 

[YoramG]

I've seen it in a WhatsApp group. I laughed at it and thought why not share it here. I don't see the need to stop sharing, after all isn't the reason of having a forum is to share anything Inter related.

Anyway I've asked for the tweet and here it is

https://twitter.com/x/status/1541466853532385280

Sorry if this isn't Dybala related, but who the hell is this guy? He's popped up everywhere on my Twitter feed today and I do not recall following him.

 

[Atech]

What the actual fuck. I might be a peasant, but a person asking for 8 million to satisfy his client's demand, while apparently not doing so, is mind fucking blowing.

 

[Abu Bader]

Sorry if this isn't Dybala related, but who the hell is this guy? He's popped up everywhere on my Twitter feed today and I do not recall following him.

I don't know, I don't really use twitter much so wouldn't know who he is. I just shared what I saw.

 

[diamen]

Sorry if this isn't Dybala related, but who the hell is this guy? He's popped up everywhere on my Twitter feed today and I do not recall following him.

I have the same I have no idea why I'm following him. His first tweet was posted today.

 

[Inter7]

Daniele Mari

@marifcinter

+++ #Marotta: "#Dybala? Non nascondo che ci siamo incontrati con i rappresentanti. Bisogna esplorare percorsi nuovi e tra questi c'è stato e c'è tuttora Dybala, per arrivare ad una conclusione ci devono essere convergenze importanti. Non c'è alcuna definizione al momento" +++
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+++ #Marotta : " #Dybala ? I don't hide the fact that we met with the representatives. We need to explore new paths and among these there has been and still is Dybala, to reach a conclusion there must be important convergences There is no definition at the moment "+++

 

[CafeCordoba]

I don't know, I don't really use twitter much so wouldn't know who he is. I just shared what I saw.

Yeah, let's agree here that we don't just share what we see in Twitter, okay?

I mean, this isn't so serious, but still, rather have a forum where we discuss Inter stuff, hopefully based on something even somewhat related to reality. Random transfer rumors from Twitter doesn't pass the test.

 

[nutsncider]

Gabigol 2 electric bugaloo

 

[IM21]

Di marzio is saying that there has been no contact with dybalas team for 10 days and its at complete standby.

Well yea, we still need to get rid of alexis and one more loser.

 

[BasedGodPunk]

None of Alexis, Correa, or Dzeko have a reason to leave. Dzeko and Sanchez are on their last huge contracts and Correa may not play for a big club again and likely has a spot in the NT regardless of playing time seeing as how he's been in every Argentina team. Good luck getting rid of any of them this summer at all let alone in the next week. The longer this goes the less likely I think Dybala comes.

 

[iThrowRocksAtBlindKids]

Gabigol? Maaaaaaaaan gtfoh with that

 

[M.Adnan]

Gabigol? What year is this, 2016?

I'm still confident that Dybala will join us. Probably has a lot to do with selling what we can actually sell. Also Lukaku's sudden return has changed many things and we must sort things out first.

 

[rockball]

More than sell, it's about the agent fees.

 

[Puma]

What the actual fuck. I might be a peasant, but a person asking for 8 million to satisfy his client's demand, while apparently not doing so, is mind fucking blowing.

Unregulated Agent fees are one of the many reasons football is dying a slow a and agonising death.

For clubs like Inter, who struggling financially, 8 million in Agent fees is a huge waste of money.

My guess is that if Dybala's agent does not lower his fees or if his client does not get rid of him, this deal will not go forward.

The other complicating factors are Sanchez, Dzeko and Correa. None of whom have an incentive to leave Inter and would happily sit on the bench and collect their huge Inter salary rather than play for a new club.

 

[bubba zanetti]

We're not gonna get Dybala,Lukaku's return killed that chance.

 

[CafeCordoba]

Unregulated Agent fees are one of the many reasons football is dying a slow a and agonising death.

For clubs like Inter, who struggling financially, 8 million in Agent fees is a huge waste of money.

My guess is that if Dybala's agent does not lower his fees or if his client does not get rid of him, this deal will not go forward.

The other complicating factors are Sanchez, Dzeko and Correa. None of whom have an incentive to leave Inter and would happily sit on the bench and collect their huge Inter salary rather than play for a new club.

I agree. Unregulated agent fees is money out of the football system. Transfer fees at least keeps the money in the system, one way or another.

They should indeed regulate the agent fees by having some kind of registration for agents and then when a transfer is booked into a system (FIFA etc), all the numbers are there and the agent fee is calculated from there. Actually, what they should do is ban the agent fees from the transfers and calculate the fee from the player contracts. And put a %-cap there. That gives agents the motivation to get higher contract because agent cut is based on the money amount in the contract. This is the way they do it America. That's the thing I'd copy from American sports.

As for Dybala case, I read Antun is a former used cars salesman, so what the fuck really. From used cars to used football players. Why the fuck that guy should earn MILLIONS for signing a contract for the player? This guy can't get contract offers from anywhere so it's not like he's doing massive job for his client here. He's just using his position (being an agent for a star player) to rake money to himself, but he's not doing fucking anything. Let's talk about 8m€ cut when you have competing offers from other big clubs which resemble Inter's offer for the player.

 

[NimAraya]

I agree. What his agent should actually get is a kick in the nuts from us and a kick in the ass from Dybala.