Wouldn't be enough anyway, if we did decide to sell him. He'd need to force it and indications at present are that he won't, but we'll see.
60 mil for a gk? How much do you realistically think you would get for him ?
Because that post directly quotes you and states 3m Ontop of what you stated, which was already 4m or so higher a year than rooney - now possibly he's on a similar amount after bonuses etc etc but even then it seems incredibly high even for Ibra on a free.You confuse the life out of me Frank. What does the post in between matter unless all you were saying is Utd wouldn't pay was his goal bonus - which makes no sense? To anybody with an ounce of sense your post reads as if Utd won't pay Zlatan the astronomical wages he's on next season, which is what I initially joked about.
And what makes you say it's fictional? As I heard one journo say when these figures became public, what normally happens when these sort of leaks come out is that people get sued if the details are wrong and nobody is getting sued about this.
Because that post directly quotes you and states 3m Ontop of what you stated, which was already 4m or so higher a year than rooney - now possibly he's on a similar amount after bonuses etc etc but even then it seems incredibly high even for Ibra on a free.
So yes it was relevant
2ndly if everyone sued about inaccurate wages every club in the Pl would be forever in court with the amount of articles written about most players
Eg everyone was convinced last summer pogba was on 300k / week, yet suddenly a few weeks ago he was on 190k/w + large bonuses and a golden handshake if he completes the deal - either way it's not remotely the same thing.
No one knows at all until figures are published but doesn't stop them guessing.....and most of them are pure guesses.
It's in reference to both what he has been paid up to this point and also how unlikely he will get the same amount next season until he had proved his fitness ( M.E.N has already bought up the possibility of a pay as he plays contract which seems reasonable given the long-ish term nature seriousness of that particular injury)
Just because you seem to want to argue about every little detail doesn't make your view automatically correct - only one possibility
You didn't notice the post inbetween referencing the 3m goal bonus ontop of your fictional wage then?
Are you drunk Frank? I'm not even joking, I really do not have a clue what you're talking about.It could also said that the specific amount itself in your original post is statement of fact not a joke
Regarding Atletico transfer ban being upheld, they're powerless to stop Griezmann going if release clause is triggered and he wants to go
Agree with those sugggesting process may be complicated tho: Atletico wanting most/all of release clause upfront, appeals to Griezmann etc
On flip side, Griezmann has spoken publicly about his desire/the need for Atletico to strengthen this summer. They can't do that now
Ordinarily, if #mufc - for eg - signed a player for €100m on a 5yr deal, they'd spread the cost over lifetime of contract. So €20m per year
That'd be different with Griezmann if Atletico wanted a big chunk upfront but don't know what terms they'd demand/if any rules in place
When United agreed to sell Ronaldo to Real in 2009, one stipulation was Real paying the £80m fee upfront
MUFC willing to pay €100m of Griezmann's buyout clause (no taxes on top as tax law changed). So far he has NOT asked club to leave