Erm, Davies is injured, but you know what, we have VdV back
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Transfers January Transfer Thread 2024
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Not necessarily and they have a lot more games than us this season, next season we should have a full schedule with much more mins to go around.
We didn't do that deal first time around, it would just be wasting more time.
lol Dragusin was our back up to Tobido.
On to third choices already. Although to be fair Nice weren't being nice.
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Reportedly moved on because we wanted it done faster and Dragu was easier.
Now the time pressure is off to back to #1
Reportedly moved on because we wanted it done faster and Dragu was easier.
Now the time pressure is off to back to #1
Some more info regarding 777 who own Genoa and Genoa’s financial situation…we all know who loves “a financial situation”
“Two of their flagship investments, Belgian institution Standard de Liège and Genoa CFC, the doyen of Italian football, still crippled by debt and posting eight-figure losses, are now both under the threat of points deductions because of non-respect of their financial obligations; and their Berlin club Hertha BSC (*) is not faring any better.
The Italian model
Locht remains “confident” and points at another club in 777’s stable to illustrate what can and should be done, adding “that’s what we must attain, that’s 777’s objective”. The problem is that the club in question is Genoa, whose own debt burden is almost eight times that of Standard, and is also in danger of losing a point or more as punishment for financial irregularities.
It is the second time that the debt-ridden Ligurian club risks dropping points for failing to pay its taxes in time. Just as happened a year previously, the Grifone were late in settling their debt to the Inland Revenue, which immediately alerted the Serie A watchdog COVISOC. When this last happened, Genoa CFC were docked one point. An administrative error was apparently to blame this time, something of which Genoa will have to convince the authorities, whose patience would have good reason to wear thin: the Italian authorities have already agreed to reduce the club’s colossal tax debt from 106 to 37 million euro in exchange of a strict commitment from Genoa to fulfil their obligations from now on. As explained by Josimar, Genoa only managed to negotiate this settlement because they were able to prove that they were “in a crisis situation”. In other words, should the Italian taxman insist on a full payment, the club would go bankrupt and the government would not get a cent. When contacted by Josimar, Genoa responded that they would “kindly not prefer to respond” to our questions and referred instead to a club statement of which we reproduce a translation below (*).“
josimarfootball.com
“Two of their flagship investments, Belgian institution Standard de Liège and Genoa CFC, the doyen of Italian football, still crippled by debt and posting eight-figure losses, are now both under the threat of points deductions because of non-respect of their financial obligations; and their Berlin club Hertha BSC (*) is not faring any better.
The Italian model
Locht remains “confident” and points at another club in 777’s stable to illustrate what can and should be done, adding “that’s what we must attain, that’s 777’s objective”. The problem is that the club in question is Genoa, whose own debt burden is almost eight times that of Standard, and is also in danger of losing a point or more as punishment for financial irregularities.
It is the second time that the debt-ridden Ligurian club risks dropping points for failing to pay its taxes in time. Just as happened a year previously, the Grifone were late in settling their debt to the Inland Revenue, which immediately alerted the Serie A watchdog COVISOC. When this last happened, Genoa CFC were docked one point. An administrative error was apparently to blame this time, something of which Genoa will have to convince the authorities, whose patience would have good reason to wear thin: the Italian authorities have already agreed to reduce the club’s colossal tax debt from 106 to 37 million euro in exchange of a strict commitment from Genoa to fulfil their obligations from now on. As explained by Josimar, Genoa only managed to negotiate this settlement because they were able to prove that they were “in a crisis situation”. In other words, should the Italian taxman insist on a full payment, the club would go bankrupt and the government would not get a cent. When contacted by Josimar, Genoa responded that they would “kindly not prefer to respond” to our questions and referred instead to a club statement of which we reproduce a translation below (*).“
The twilight zone - josimarfootball.com
It may be January sales season but for Everton the only question is who’s buying. 777 Partners agreed a deal to purchase owner Farhad Moshiri’s majority shareholding back in September, but three months on, they are still awaiting Premier League approval to complete a takeover.
josimarfootball.com
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Time pressure is still on and Nice didn't want to negotiate, we can't force them.
Bonus offer 
that's him gone then
that's him gone then
Yeah that’s that. On to the next. I’m not even mad or upset I’m just done with it all. We need to move on.
As soon as Bayern put a bid in , it was game over, now looking like deadline day deal for some other CB.
So they’ve offered less money up front than us and an extra .5m over in total….Genoa as a club need cash now not bigger add ons, later…
Genoa has accepted both offers. It’s up to Dragusin whether he wants to play in the PL or Bundesliga.
I like Itakura, decent player...but he's at the Asian Cup ain't he?
We agreed terms with the player last week I think. Why didn’t the club put in official offer then of €25M plus 5m add ons. Genoa accepted that yday but BM have come in with 30M. If we put in earlier may be we could have got it over the line. Not sure when suddenly targeted Drag. Although even if we put in bid earlier we don’t know if BM would have acted in any case.
Choosing Bayern means he immediately plays champions league
Mate you are absolutely fuming don’t lie
Them ITK really oughta look at themselves in the mirror...what a bunch of sad bellendsThis appears to be the SC take on matters:
What Lies Beneath
‘’Radu had a talks with both managers tonight and club reps I’m sure the don has been in his ear as he knows him very well . He’s asked for time to make his choice. I hear she Likes London over Munich tho haha. The saga will be over Tomrorow . But my news was he hasn’t agreed to bayern tonight yet and the hijack has turned into a battle
I was hinting it. Night guys I’m actually going bed now‘’
I was fuming on Monday and Tuesday when the realization hadn’t fully hit me. Now I’ve made my peace with it. It’s a new day mate. We got gazumped by the bigger club. More fish in the sea.