Lille confirms $105m Osihmen offer.

[danfo driver]

THE SECOND EVIDENCE:


Bayern Munich agrees to pay 54.8 million pounds (60m Euros) for a player with 1 year left on his contract

https://www.skysports.com/football/news ... ty-forward

I feel like this deal was done earlier, also City fans are convinced they were fleeced.

I understand your feelings, but factually, the deal was done in July.

City fans can be convinced with whatever they want to be convinced about. I am going to be dealing with facts on this thread. The fact is that during COVID-19, Bayern agreed to pay 60m Euros for a player with 1 year left on his contract.

[txj]

27/07/20 22:23| News | Autore: Redazione


Tuesday will be the day for Victor Osimhen to confirm his arrival as a Napoli player. There is an agreement between the clubs for €50m plus bonuses, and a 5-year, €4m per season after tax deal for the attacker. Tuesday morning the final deals will be finalized, including the final burocratic and banking issues.

Before the last match with Sassuolo, sporting director Cristiano Giuntoli announced: "We must finalize the agreement with his new agent. We are talking and we will see what happens." Now an official deal is a matter of hours from arriving at Napoli's doorstep.


https://gianlucadimarzio.com/en/napoli- ... d-contract

[oscar52]

27/07/20 22:23| News | Autore: Redazione


Tuesday will be the day for Victor Osimhen to confirm his arrival as a Napoli player. There is an agreement between the clubs for €50m plus bonuses, and a 5-year, €4m per season after tax deal for the attacker. Tuesday morning the final deals will be finalized, including the final burocratic and banking issues.

Before the last match with Sassuolo, sporting director Cristiano Giuntoli announced: "We must finalize the agreement with his new agent. We are talking and we will see what happens." Now an official deal is a matter of hours from arriving at Napoli's doorstep.


https://gianlucadimarzio.com/en/napoli- ... d-contract

The wage small sha. Just $77k per week for a striker. Thats around what Ndidi, a midfielder makes at Leicester.

https://www.spotrac.com/epl/leicester-city/payroll/

[maceo4]

27/07/20 22:23| News | Autore: Redazione


Tuesday will be the day for Victor Osimhen to confirm his arrival as a Napoli player. There is an agreement between the clubs for €50m plus bonuses, and a 5-year, €4m per season after tax deal for the attacker. Tuesday morning the final deals will be finalized, including the final burocratic and banking issues.

Before the last match with Sassuolo, sporting director Cristiano Giuntoli announced: "We must finalize the agreement with his new agent. We are talking and we will see what happens." Now an official deal is a matter of hours from arriving at Napoli's doorstep.


https://gianlucadimarzio.com/en/napoli- ... d-contract

The wage small sha. Just $77k per week for a striker. Thats around what Ndidi, a midfielder makes at Leicester.

https://www.spotrac.com/epl/leicester-city/payroll/

Did you check Iwobi, I can’t believe he’s on that little with the amount they paid for him, doesn’t make sense. Anyways it’s the Italian league and it said 4mill after tax I believe so a little bit better.

[danfo driver]

THIRD EVIDENCE -


Chelsea spends 60m Euros (54m pounds) on a Werner

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footb ... ssion.html

[kalani JR]

THIRD EVIDENCE -


Chelsea spends 60m Euros (54m pounds) on a Werner

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footb ... ssion.html

What is this (and the others) evidence of? The undervaluation of African players?

[ohenhen1]

4 million pounds after tax is good money for Osimhen. UK tax rate is like 45 percent. So I think he is earning more than Ndidi. For a 21 year old striker, this is good money. If he does well, he can earn two more contracts after that. He is going to be a rich man. Need to invest it wisely.

[danfo driver]

4 million pounds after tax is good money for Osimhen. UK tax rate is like 45 percent. So I think he is earning more than Ndidi. For a 21 year old striker, this is good money. If he does well, he can earn two more contracts after that. He is going to be a rich man. Need to invest it wisely.

Lets wait for the deal to be announced first. It was announced over the weekend that his agent got him Euros 5mm.

And as you rightfully said, the "new" tax laws in Italy make it a tax heaven for footballers right now! They are cashing out over there!

[danfo driver]

What is this (and the others) evidence of? The undervaluation of African players?

On May 3, 2020, you asked me the following question:

Do you think post COVID fees rise or fall on average?

On the same day, I responded to you:

I dont think so. Most people believe that post-Covid, prices will fall. However, I see it slightly another way. The common sense is that immediately post-Covid, most clubs wouldn't be able to spend-- rather than buying low. One example is Pogba. United paid 85mm for him + agent costs + salary for 3 years. Why would United accept less because a selling club cannot afford to pay what United wants. Thats not United business, thats the selling clubs business. So in that situation, either the selling club is taking a loan to afford Pogba, or they wait until 2021 summer, when revenue increases. Many of the "assets" who are for sale, aren't "assets" clubs have simply stamped a fee on. Many of them came to the club with a certain amount of investments in the view of the club recouping that investment.

Then on the long-term, I suspect transfer fees will be around the same. I dont believe Covid will have an impact on fees, long term. This is not a situation where market has crashed based on 2008-like financial bubble burst. This is a circumstance where I financial crises was caused by a closing of businesses, which will open up at some point in the future.

Additionally, and this puts a hole in my earlier statement about immediate impact of COVID, most transfer fees are paid in installments. Almost rare to find a fee that is not structured that way.

Finally, a lot of money, especially in the EPL, comes from tv-money, which will remain.

So, I think in the immediate post Covid, clubs will be a bit shy about huge expenditure, but I expect cost to remain the same or increase.

These examples and the many examples I will post this transfer window (several of which will be more than 100 million Euros) will prove whether prices remained the same or whether prices dropped significantly.

[oloye]

4 million pounds after tax is good money for Osimhen. UK tax rate is like 45 percent. So I think he is earning more than Ndidi. For a 21 year old striker, this is good money. If he does well, he can earn two more contracts after that. He is going to be a rich man. Need to invest it wisely.

He is going to osi giní? My friend he is already a rich man... Have you ever seen a poor man in private jet?

[danfo driver]

4 million pounds after tax is good money for Osimhen. UK tax rate is like 45 percent. So I think he is earning more than Ndidi. For a 21 year old striker, this is good money. If he does well, he can earn two more contracts after that. He is going to be a rich man. Need to invest it wisely.

He is going to osi giní? My friend he is already a rich man... Have you ever seen a poor man in private jet?

Yes, Uncle. The host/hostess.

[Bigpokey24]

4 million pounds after tax is good money for Osimhen. UK tax rate is like 45 percent. So I think he is earning more than Ndidi. For a 21 year old striker, this is good money. If he does well, he can earn two more contracts after that. He is going to be a rich man. Need to invest it wisely.

He is going to osi giní? My friend he is already a rich man... Have you ever seen a poor man in private jet?

Yes, Uncle. The host/hostess.

[danfo driver]

Rennes' Chairman disagrees with me, but my 3 examples so far challenges his position:

[danfo driver]

Okay, Napoli has reported the wages officially-- As i previously posted, its euros 5m after taxes PLUS bonuses

[danfo driver]

FOURTH EVIDENCE -

Man City spend 45m Euros (41m pounds) on Ake, a player who has been relegated.

[Bigpokey24]

City is crazy

[danfo driver]

City is crazy

They said the market will collapse. 4 examples so far and the market is blowing up.

[danfo driver]

FIFTH EVIDENCE -

NAPOLI spends 81 million Euros (74m Pounds) on Osimhen, a player who scored 13 league goals last season. Making him the most expensive African footballer in the history of football + Napoli's record signing.

[danfo driver]

105 milla would be a monumental money miss road move. Victor is full of potential but I think he’s worth a max of 60 milla USDs

Good morning, Uncle. Napoli said "fa fa fa fowl!"

[danfo driver]

Hmm De Laurentis, seems you didnt get the "Covid-related memo" o!

[Bigpokey24]

That bobo won't let you go for peanuts

[danfo driver]

That bobo won't let you go for peanuts

But they said because of Covid, clubs will have to sell at a loss.

[Bigpokey24]

That bobo won't let you go for peanuts

But they said because of Covid, clubs will have to sell at a loss.

Don't mind them, the money in football is crazy