Neymar Jr.
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FinBarcelonafan
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Yes. We can't grow any talent anymore so we have to buy all of them. Terrible idea long-term.
Andrew M
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But when you amortize the cost of a player over the length of a contract you include salary
EdmondDantes
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So his book value is double that then? I hear he's on at least 40 mil (gross) a year.
Either way, 160 mil should be our highest offer. More than that is a rip-off.
Leo_Messi
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Of course we are going to get ripped off with the current clowns doing the negotiation for us. This useless board has proven to be an utter failure time and time again. We currently hold the world record in terms of the most absurd and at the same time most costly transfer (Coutinho) and likewise the current world record in terms of getting rid of that same player (Coutinho) a mere 1.5 years later for peanuts.
Your average FBI agent with no clue about football would probably do a better job negotiating for Neymar.
We are turning into a laughing stock as a club. It is reaching tragic heights.
Your average FBI agent with no clue about football would probably do a better job negotiating for Neymar.
We are turning into a laughing stock as a club. It is reaching tragic heights.
shadows
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Considering Bayern got Coutinho for a year for 8 million or so and no commitment to purchase a year later rather just an option, no wonder PSG also wants to cash in... Wouldnt be surprised if this board falls for this too and tries to justify how good a deal it is
Mitchell1978
Senior Member
like he was worth it for PSG?
Far more likely he gets injured again or he and his massive ego decide they want something else like he has already done so twice before
Lets hope he stays where he belongs, in plastic club PSG.
Leo_Messi
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That is exactly what they are. They are privately owned. On top of my head I cannot mention a single English or Italian top division club that is owned by socios (club members). This is more a Spanish/Portuguese/German concept if anything.
Yes, there are some similarities but it won't ever end as badly even without Messi. Barça and RM have grown so huge (two most famous and most followed clubs in the world with the 2 biggest economies) that they will likely never fall to such lows nor be allowed to do so.
A simple question, do you ever see Barça or RM ending outside of the top 4, because I don't.
Neymar and PSG are made for each other in more than one way. Such a shame that a divorce looks likely.
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