Gibson only signed a new contract in June (was about a week before Koeman was officially confirmed so you'd assume they got his thoughts).
Summer Transfer Tweets 2016
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I think you're thinking of Welbeck. Can't remember too much uproar about Cleverley.
Can't think of many, people were ready drive him down to Villa after the Moyes nightmare.
Considering the prices that are quoted for decent players we haven't overpaid for Pogba.
They didn't scout him appropriately and thought we just walked into the Premier League. Was error prone in Portugal especially in 2013-14 season.
I don't
Actually no, did great until AFCON 2015, intermittent after that. Porto getting 40M on him would be their best deal since Mangala...As hyped as fecked.
I don't remember one fan who was upset. Best business LVG did.
Three years
Italian clubs fecking love a loan deal.
Fecking hell the definition of a waste of money. He'll leave of a free transfer having barely ever played for Chelsea
3 year loan is basically saying we bought him but there is no return policy so you can use him if you want to.
3 year loan!! Sell him and get some money rather
More like a car lease.
Three year loan.
what on earth?
http://www.juventus.com/en/news/news/2016/-cuadrado-returns-to-juventus-.php
Sorry for posting this statement, I don't know about you but my head started to ache reading this, typical from Juventus.
How does a three fecking year loan make sense financially for Chelsea?
They're basically giving him away for free when surely Juve would have been able to pay them a few millions.
Edit: So they do get a few millions afterall, but still a weird transfer.
They're basically giving him away for free when surely Juve would have been able to pay them a few millions.Edit: So they do get a few millions afterall, but still a weird transfer.
Chelsea probably subsidising his wages for all that time aswell
This is fecking hilarious
So its basically a loan fee of 5m euros each year for 3 years... and they can sign the player for 25m (- the loan fee) if they want.
We'll have made a profit on him, given the money we get from loaning him out.
FINALLY
Why would Juventus take advantage of the 25 million euros option when his Chelsea deal expires at the end of his loan and they can agree a pre-contract with him in January 2019?
Maybe I'm missing something, but it doesn't make much sense.
Maybe I'm missing something, but it doesn't make much sense.
Our #Pogback campaign has really changed transfer announcements.
Yep Everton fans are not happy with this at all.
Yeah these played the long game, taking over a month to do the deal just so they could put the montage together.
Apparently triggered by appearances.. If he plays a certain number of games, they have to sign him.
How does a three fecking year loan make sense financially for Chelsea?
Edit: So they do get a few millions afterall, but still a weird transfer.
He is probably on £120 - 150k a year so it would cost them millions each year to have him at the club or they can get money back on him. If Juve are the only team seriously in for him the hold all the aces.
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