There is a huge chance when this list of forward would be happened next season...Inter transfer budget are still questionable, the forward are getting costly this day.... I think Oaktree will take this list strongly.
10 years of FIFEmpoli can do nothing if they are relegated, as their ranking now. Esposito is now Serie A proven, I don't think he wants to step back to Serie B.
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10 years of FIFYour actually correct atleast if one is to believe Transfermarket
Forum Supporter10 years of FIFYou are incorrect on this
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10 years of FIFIt s weird cause tranfermaket says his contract with empoli runs till this summer and the one with inter till 26....You are incorrect on this
In Italy - its some weird Italian thing - the player signs their *full* contract with the club they are being loaned by. It's some fucking weirdass thing which doesnt exist in, as far as I know, ANY other footballing nation.
The question has come up before about 'can a player refuse their loan option being exercised', and the answer is no. They've *already* signed the long term contract with the club.
That contract is only 'enacted', of course, if they actually join in full.
Esposito has no power in this. His only option would have been to negotiate, either in his contract, or the loan agreement, a termination option on the basis of relegation (For example) which may well have happened.
I'll try to find a source, but there was some scenario a while ago where a player didnt really want to go to the club they'd signed for on loan, permanently, and it was made clear there was no legal basis for refusal.
Here's an example - Kyle Walker:
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He's on a contract till 2027, if Milan choose to trigger the option.
(This is, as I understand it, only in the case of a right/obligation to purchase the player, loans without options/obligations dont have that)
Or, let me put it another way, name one time a loan + option player had it triggered that the player then refused to honour the contract? Literally never
On a bit further research, it might not just be an Italy thing, but I know for sure in Italy it is a thing.
e.g. an answer from a professional here:
When a loan with an option to buy or an obligation to buy has been agreed, does the player have a choice to back out if the club activate...
Answer (1 of 3): It depends very much on the agent, the money involved and the player’s standing in the game. Someone at the top, proven at an elite level, able to command huge wages due to both hiswrlwting and sporting value…Ronaldo…was able to choose Juventus. Pretty much any team would have t...www.quora.com
Infact, the more I read, the more I think its 100% standard across the board.
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A player can not refuse an option being exercised, unless there's a clause that gets them out of jail.
Forum Supporter10 years of FIFyeah, thats correct, I dont think his permanent contract actually comes into play until he joins them as a permanent - but point is, it's already been signed, wages etc have been agreed, and he has no ability to refuse it.
10 years of FIFYou keep saying "agree", then shows me the specific numbers?
10 years of FIFNah bro that contract is already negotiated...... it will just be triggered if Empoli pays those 5 mio...
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFI think I've posted enough proof above that this is exactly how the mechanism works. I have no fucking idea what was agreed between Esposito and Empoli, but I can tell you there is already a signed agreement that will come into force by Empoli paying us some money, and Espo can't refuse or reject it. And that's the only thing that matters.
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFThis is just approaching retarded now lmfao. Ok. You do you brother.
10 years of FIFFacts without number then an insult then tons of idiotic lmaos without reading your own link. I remember you cried and put me into your ignored list already (?!?)This is just approaching retarded now lmfao. Ok. You do you brother.
Name one player who refused an option being exercised on their loan
Name one time Inter wanted to sign a player but it collapsed because of greed AFTER their loan had already occured
I've already posted the Kyle Walker example as proof of a loan + option with the contract agreed..
Disagree with the facts all you want but it's objectively true
Forum Supporter10 years of FIFBecause this IS borderline retarded. You can't "agree to disagree" the laws of how football transfers work.
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10 years of FIFWonder why this toxic way of so-called "debate" is always ignored by the admins or mods. While some posters get infraction with a sniff provoke. There is a clear favoritism.Because this IS borderline retarded. You can't "agree to disagree" the laws of how football transfers work.
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Every good performance from Rashford means we may be able to sell him in summer. And given our financial situation we need sales badly (especially if we want to keep Garnacho). Keep in mind it also means there's nothing wrong with him, he just can't be arsed to play for us.
Same applies for Radford, Tel, etc. I thought it was a weird Italian thing but it isn't.. looks like ALL loans with options include a pre agreed permanent contract for the player and it CANNOT be refused by the player because it's already signed.
Post any evidence I'm wrong? You can't, your only position is "show me the contract". Well unsurprisingly I can't show you the design specs of the B2 but I can tell you that thing exists.
Anyway this is - as I said - retarded. What's done is done now. Esposito can come BACK to inter but he isn't can't refuse the transfer. We will revisit this in the summer
Forum Supporter10 years of FIFI haven't once called you retarded. I've called the argument retarded. You can't "agree to disagree" the laws of the sport. You don't get a subjective opinion on it. It's like arguing whether gravity is real or not. Your opinion is irrelevant. The only thing toxic here is you continually arguing something that is objectively wrong.
