Which is a bit silly really. It's clear to everyone that the only limit on our transfer budget is what we're prepared to spend, not what we have available to spend. Madrid are loaded with debt (partly due the "gotta catch 'em all" attitude they have to top players) and are at the point where they simply can't keep on compounding that debt.
He's even more clueless than Mitten and Delaney.It seems that any journalist who hints at the deal not being done yet is deemed to "know feck all". But when a roughly translated tweet from Mediaset or an Italian gossip tabloid says it's done, everyone goes all
Di Marzio is God until he starts talking about the deal getting difficult, then he's "a fraud"
He could have said "I don't talk about players from other clubs" but that's not how Madrid work.
May be silly but still very true.
OK, if we strip out all the media / press reports and speculation, what have we got in terms of actual quotes / evidence?
Plenty of deals have dragged on before and have gone through in the end. There's nothing yet to suggest this won't go through. Everything points to this deal being wrapped up soon. People need to calm the feck down and wait for some concrete information instead of living off every word of every newspaper/journalist.
