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Quote from: Pmalek on March 30, 2020, 02:15:53 PM

They still have to pay salaries to their players, management and all other club employees, but they have no income. Neither from ticket sales, sponsors, or TV right since all matches are suspended.

Source: Twitter Barcelona
There seems to be something interesting about the Barcelona club, which all players agree to cutting the salaries of players around 70%.
Maybe it's as a concern for the players to the club.

Feeling a dilemma due to the covid-19 disaster, if the player does not want to pay cuts then the club is on the verge of bankruptcy.
Maybe that's the best way for the benefit of all players and clubs.

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Quote from: Pmalek on March 30, 2020, 02:15:53 PM

Quote from: Harkorede on March 30, 2020, 01:58:53 PM

...what then could have led to the bankruptcy ? mismanagement ?

The article mentions that the clubs main revenue comes from the sale of their players abroad. Now, with the COVID-19 virus and all the uncertainty it's unlikely they will be able to land important transfers. They still have to pay salaries to their players, management and all other club employees, but they have no income. Neither from ticket sales, sponsors, or TV right since all matches are suspended.

To add their owner isn't really that rich compared to the clubs part of the top 4 leagues in the Champions League it's quite possibly what Pmalek has said and that their main source of revenue was cut off because of the suspension. Although I never seen this coming from a club who have finished 2nd place in their league and made quite a lot of money by selling Robert Bozenik in terms of their league standard. Don't get me wrong but the owner is rich but he might just rather lose his club rather than add more cash on a business that isn't generating anything back for him.

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It is obvious that teams will not be making as much money as they used to make because of this corona situation, we are talking about billions of dollars of revenue lost and penalty paid from all the teams total, that means those billions of dollars that would instead be used for football will now not be used for it and that causes the teams finances to be screwed a bit.

It means they will not be able to spend as much money as they normally would on players, which causes players to cost a lot less when they are sold. Of course, some players are not for sale at all, but any team who wants to sell their players will have to do it a lot cheaper since they will not be able to find a buyer that has a ton of cash for the player, all of them are in big debts now.

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Quote from: Harkorede on March 30, 2020, 01:58:53 PM

...what then could have led to the bankruptcy ? mismanagement ?

The article mentions that the clubs main revenue comes from the sale of their players abroad. Now, with the COVID-19 virus and all the uncertainty it's unlikely they will be able to land important transfers. They still have to pay salaries to their players, management and all other club employees, but they have no income. Neither from ticket sales, sponsors, or TV right since all matches are suspended.

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Quote from: examplens on March 30, 2020, 01:45:38 PM

Quote from: Harkorede on March 30, 2020, 12:15:29 PM

Maybe not entirely, teams could be allowed to spend more by certain coefficient, but If it should be suspended you can expect some European Giant-wannabe Clubs to take a huge advantage of it and splash out big.

It is questionable how much money clubs will have to spend after all. will everyone manage to overcome the crisis.

I think clubs like Man City and PSG who usually depend on the owners' or private funds rather than the club's profit will find it easier to spend than other clubs who don't.

Quote from: examplens on March 30, 2020, 01:45:38 PM

Unfortunately, it happens in some small clubs. Slovakian Football club MŠK Žilina going to bankruptcy https://www.facebook.com/mskzilina/posts/10158416127406654
Official statement https://www.mskzilina.sk/clanek.asp?id=MSK-Zilina-a-s-v-likvidacii-od-1-aprila-2020-13918&fbclid=IwAR2tqSBZpGqENQje888U1tLFlwBquQOCMzfEcrBlrosP9_HW0woKYmJl__Y

Unfortunate indeed, Zilina happens to be one of those clubs I'm familiar with in the league, together with Slovan Bratislava, I do bet on them sometimes and they were doing in the league, what then could have led to the bankruptcy ? mismanagement ?

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Quote from: Harkorede on March 30, 2020, 12:15:29 PM

Maybe not entirely, teams could be allowed to spend more by certain coefficient, but If it should be suspended you can expect some European Giant-wannabe Clubs to take a huge advantage of it and splash out big.

It is questionable how much money clubs will have to spend after all. will everyone manage to overcome the crisis.
Unfortunately, it happens in some small clubs. Slovakian Football club MŠK Žilina going to bankruptcy https://www.facebook.com/mskzilina/posts/10158416127406654
Official statement https://www.mskzilina.sk/clanek.asp?id=MSK-Zilina-a-s-v-likvidacii-od-1-aprila-2020-13918&fbclid=IwAR2tqSBZpGqENQje888U1tLFlwBquQOCMzfEcrBlrosP9_HW0woKYmJl__Y

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Quote from: coinlocket$ on March 30, 2020, 06:04:52 AM

According to CIES the vale of players has been decreased (so far) by 28%.

https://football-observatory.com/IMG/sites/b5wp/2019/wp289/en/

I really think FPP will be removed for this and next year.

Maybe not entirely, teams could be allowed to spend more by certain coefficient, but If it should be suspended you can expect some European Giant-wannabe Clubs to take a huge advantage of it and splash out big.

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Quote from: coinlocket$ on March 30, 2020, 06:04:52 AM

According to CIES the vale of players has been decreased (so far) by 28%.

https://football-observatory.com/IMG/sites/b5wp/2019/wp289/en/

I really think FPP will be removed for this and next year.

Interesting, these stats don’t surprise me. I wonder if teams like Man City & PSG will take advantage if FFP is revoked & splash the cash?

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Quote from: Naida_BR on March 30, 2020, 09:38:30 AM

What is the reason of this value decrease?
I don't think that the postponement of the leagues around the world and the European competition should be blamed for that.
This break doesn't make the players less valuable considering the fact that they do not play football during this period.

If teams will not play they will lose a ton of money or if they will play a lot of matches in a short amount of time they will have less money cause TV will pay less money to them.

Also if they will play they will play probably behind closed doors another reason to increase the team's losses.

So with fewer money teams will are not able to pay the full price for players, so if players want to leave they need to do for a cheaper price and their value will decrease cause no money will be added in the game.

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Quote from: coinlocket$ on March 30, 2020, 06:04:52 AM

According to CIES the vale of players has been decreased (so far) by 28%.

https://football-observatory.com/IMG/sites/b5wp/2019/wp289/en/

I really think FPP will be removed for this and next year.

What is the reason of this value decrease?
I don't think that the postponement of the leagues around the world and the European competition should be blamed for that.
This break doesn't make the players less valuable considering the fact that they do not play football during this period.

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According to CIES the vale of players has been decreased (so far) by 28%.

https://football-observatory.com/IMG/sites/b5wp/2019/wp289/en/

I really think FPP will be removed for this and next year.

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Quote from: webtricks on March 29, 2020, 09:49:56 AM

- De Beek is better choice than Pogba on any day. He is one of the Ajax's golden generation players. He is a perfect fit in Juventus which is currently having lots of problem in the middle of park due lack of innovative play from current midfielders.

Assuming 75 milion for De Beek and 75 for Paul Pogba, who do you want the most? and why?

I won't pay 75 million for De Beek, at max I will pay 50M for him. But spending 50M on De Beek is much better than spending 75 on Pogba. No doubt, Pogba is outstanding player and had wonderful World Cup. But some of the French player got injured after WC such as Kante, Umtiti and Pogba. Since then they are off-beat and ain't playing their best game. We can clearly see that the Umtiti is playing sub-par since he recovered from injury, he's now third choice CB in Barcelona. I fear that the quality of Pogba will drop too once he is fully recovered.

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Quote from: webtricks on March 29, 2020, 09:49:56 AM

- De Beek is better choice than Pogba on any day. He is one of the Ajax's golden generation players. He is a perfect fit in Juventus which is currently having lots of problem in the middle of park due lack of innovative play from current midfielders.

Assuming 75 milion for De Beek and 75 for Paul Pogba, who do you want the most? and why?

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Quote from: coinlocket$ on March 29, 2020, 04:08:24 AM

Van The Beek if they can't have Pogba they will try to get him.
Donnaruma next year, only 12 months left on his contract.
Marcelo.
Icardi paid from PSG 75m€ (clause to Inter) exchanged with Pjanic + money.
Higuain to Bilbao.

- De Beek is better choice than Pogba on any day. He is one of the Ajax's golden generation players. He is a perfect fit in Juventus which is currently having lots of problem in the middle of park due lack of innovative play from current midfielders.

- Signing Donnaruma will be a great deal. He is only 21 and already playing to his full caliber. He would easily end Juventus's goalkeeper problem for next 15 years and can become second Buffon for Juventus and Italy.

- Marcelo? Why? Marcelo is now second choice LB in Brazilian lineup and Juventus already have Alex Sandro who is first choice in Brazilian lineup.

- Well for me, Pjanic === Icardi. I won't pay any additional buck if I am exchanging my pivotal midfielder for 3rd choice striker.

- Higuain is done! It would be better for Juventus if he's shipped as soon as possible.

Quote from: examplens on March 28, 2020, 07:15:44 AM

btw. How is real speculation about Ronaldo's moving to PSG?

Zero!

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Quote from: AakZaki on March 28, 2020, 10:18:58 AM

The news about Marc-Andre ter Stegen's contract in Barcelona has continued to be the subject of discussion in recent weeks, the absence of an agreement with the club to make the German goalkeeper said to be leaving Camp Nou at the end of the season.

Bayern Munich seem to be the most serious club wanting to sign him, even though they have already secured Alexander Nubel's signature, according to Goal report, they will break the transfer record and have already set aside 100 million euros.

What's your source on this complete nonsense? I highly doubt that FC Bayern München is interested in signing Marc-Andre ter Stegen for €100m? Do you even believe this yourself? Bayern just signed Nübel who will be the goalkeeper in 2-3 years. That's the first reason they don't need the 27-year old Marc-Andre ter Stegen. Moreover Manuel Neuer still has a contract until 2021 and just announced that the Chelsea rumours are garbage and that he won't leave Bayern this summer. Its very likely that he will extend his contract beyond 2021. That's the second reason why a Marc-Andre ter Stegen transfer won't make any sense. And the third reason is.. come on.. €100m, right after the Covid-19 crisis, for a goalkeeper they don't need? Thats just ridicolous.

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Just to add some news in these hard times.

This is the list of the latest rumors of this week and Juventus.

Source: https://it.onefootball.com/%E2%9C%85-juventus-3-colpi-di-calciomercato-nonostante-il-covid-19/

Van The Beek if they can't have Pogba they will try to get him.
Donnaruma next year, only 12 months left on his contract.
Marcelo.
Icardi paid from PSG 75m€ (clause to Inter) exchanged with Pjanic + money.
Higuain to Bilbao.

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According to some rumors they are talking to change drastically the next market session.
They are talking for a very long session, starting this summer and ending in January, basically 2 sessions in 1 with no breaks.

Don't know why they want this, can't think to any benificial from this.

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The news about Marc-Andre ter Stegen's contract in Barcelona has continued to be the subject of discussion in recent weeks, the absence of an agreement with the club to make the German goalkeeper said to be leaving Camp Nou at the end of the season.

Bayern Munich seem to be the most serious club wanting to sign him, even though they have already secured Alexander Nubel's signature, according to Goal report, they will break the transfer record and have already set aside 100 million euros.

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Does anyone know how reliable this @DiMarzio source is? Nicolás Melameds market value is only about €300k on transfermarket, so why should clubs like Bayern, Barcelona or Real Madrid offer €8m for him? I actually never heard of him before nor did I see him play. His stats for the SEGUNDA DIVISIÓN B - GRUPO III are okay I guess, but not extraordinary that he would be worth €8m. Is he like some hidden talent? Does anybody of the Spanish guys here know more? An explanation would be highly appreciated.

Quote from: https://twitter.com/imiasanmia

Bayern, Barcelona, Real Madrid and Chelsea are interested in Espanyol midfielder Nicolás Melamed (18) and are willing to trigger his €8m release clause [@DiMarzio]

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Quote from: coinlocket$ on March 28, 2020, 06:45:59 AM

Well it is not bad news at all, he is old he is not in his best shape but the cost is very low for Juventus for a second goalkeeper especially now with the Corona crisis.

Lautaro Martinez seem has said yes to Barcelona

The price for his clause is 111m€

https://onefootball.com/it/notizie/lautaro-barcellona-largentino-ha-gia-detto-si-ma-ad-una-condizione-i-dettagli-29571965?variable=20200328

Martinez he's would be an ideal signing for Barcelona, He's got the right qualities to be a perfect replacement for Luiz Suarez who is approaching his final days at the club.

Inter Milan would not be insisting on holding him to the release clause and would sell him for him for way less, However, they're still going to try make as much as possible from the deal.

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