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Seems I under-estimated Raiola. Claims that has part of a package offered to Chelsea (that included over £800,000 a week to Haaland), Raiola demanded a €30m+ flat fee and his own salary for the duration of Haaland's time at the club.Sanguine wrote:It's one of the sad parts of today's game that his destination may in part be determined by whether or not a club is willing to give Mino Raiola €20m+ for 'negotiating' the deal.genome wrote:I can't really see him leaving at all now. Next summer, Haaland will be available for 75m and Kane will be 29.
I think every top club will activate that clause. Haaland's agent is going to absolutely rake in the fees...
Was listening to something a few days ago and they were basically saying the unwritten rule in football contracts is always give yourself a way out, that is a big part of negotiating contracts and is one of the areas agents earn their money. Kane made his brother his agent, who had no experience being an agent, and signed him up to a contract that has no get out clause and hands all the power to the club. They said Levy must have been howling with laughter when he left the room after Kane signed his new contract.
One just hopes that people (Levy) are better than that.Winston Biscuit wrote:Was listening to something a few days ago and they were basically saying the unwritten rule in football contracts is always give yourself a way out, that is a big part of negotiating contracts and is one of the areas agents earn their money. Kane made his brother his agent, who had no experience being an agent, and signed him up to a contract that has no get out clause and hands all the power to the club. They said Levy must have been howling with laughter when he left the room after Kane signed his new contract.
I'm sure Levy is saying the same to be fair, Levy always seems to have allowed for players to move for the right price. The issue is more about what the right price is.Sanguine wrote:One just hopes that people (Levy) are better than that.Winston Biscuit wrote:Was listening to something a few days ago and they were basically saying the unwritten rule in football contracts is always give yourself a way out, that is a big part of negotiating contracts and is one of the areas agents earn their money. Kane made his brother his agent, who had no experience being an agent, and signed him up to a contract that has no get out clause and hands all the power to the club. They said Levy must have been howling with laughter when he left the room after Kane signed his new contract.
Take PSG as an example who today have said that as it is evident that Mbappe wants to leave, he will be allowed to leave, albeit at the right price.
Unbelievable how naïve some sports people are when using family members as agents/managers.Winston Biscuit wrote:Was listening to something a few days ago and they were basically saying the unwritten rule in football contracts is always give yourself a way out, that is a big part of negotiating contracts and is one of the areas agents earn their money. Kane made his brother his agent, who had no experience being an agent, and signed him up to a contract that has no get out clause and hands all the power to the club. They said Levy must have been howling with laughter when he left the room after Kane signed his new contract.
To be fair Kane is still earning a massive wedge and this would of just been a way to set up his brother so I get it.Zammo wrote:Unbelievable how naïve some sports people are when using family members as agents/managers.Winston Biscuit wrote:Was listening to something a few days ago and they were basically saying the unwritten rule in football contracts is always give yourself a way out, that is a big part of negotiating contracts and is one of the areas agents earn their money. Kane made his brother his agent, who had no experience being an agent, and signed him up to a contract that has no get out clause and hands all the power to the club. They said Levy must have been howling with laughter when he left the room after Kane signed his new contract.
Feel a little for Kane though. His talent should defo see him dining at the top table of Prem teams / European football.
Yeah, this. Levy's not stupid, he wouldn't have given this "gentleman's agreement" to Kane to say that he can go regardless. It will have always been "you can go next summer, if we receive the right bid"Taffster wrote:I'm sure Levy is saying the same to be fair, Levy always seems to have allowed for players to move for the right price. The issue is more about what the right price is.Sanguine wrote:
One just hopes that people (Levy) are better than that.
Take PSG as an example who today have said that as it is evident that Mbappe wants to leave, he will be allowed to leave, albeit at the right price.
Believe it when I see it.Winston Biscuit wrote:Ronaldo on his way to City?
Fabrizio Romano says that City do want him after missing out on Kane, and that Ronaldo is open to the move, but that his agent is in Turin trying to negotiate something closer to a free transfer than the c. £25m fee Juventus want. Considered possible given that Juventus want/need Ronaldo's wages off the books.Hendo wrote:Believe it when I see it.Winston Biscuit wrote:Ronaldo on his way to City?
Done deal according to my sources at man cityHendo wrote:Believe it when I see it.Winston Biscuit wrote:Ronaldo on his way to City?
Sanguine wrote:Fabrizio Romano says that City do want him after missing out on Kane, and that Ronaldo is open to the move, but that his agent is in Turin trying to negotiate something closer to a free transfer than the c. £25m fee Juventus want. Considered possible given that Juventus want/need Ronaldo's wages off the books.Hendo wrote:Believe it when I see it.Winston Biscuit wrote:Ronaldo on his way to City?
I already said it ages ago and Hendo and Sanguine got all pissy with me for saying Levy isn't an idiot and wouldn't do something like that. Us Jews ain't that stupid.genome wrote:Yeah, this. Levy's not stupid, he wouldn't have given this "gentleman's agreement" to Kane to say that he can go regardless. It will have always been "you can go next summer, if we receive the right bid"Taffster wrote:I'm sure Levy is saying the same to be fair, Levy always seems to have allowed for players to move for the right price. The issue is more about what the right price is.Sanguine wrote:
One just hopes that people (Levy) are better than that.
Take PSG as an example who today have said that as it is evident that Mbappe wants to leave, he will be allowed to leave, albeit at the right price.
City never submitted a proper bid. I do feel they may have shot themselves in the foot by buying Grealish for £100m. Spurs were within their rights to look at that and demand £150-160m. City bid £75m+25m in add-ons![]()
I wonder if Kane's a little disappointed in City as much as with Tottenham here too.
My previous statement remains true. I'll believe it when I see it, and if he does join then it'll be exciting for sure.Simmops wrote:Done deal according to my sources at man cityHendo wrote:Believe it when I see it.Winston Biscuit wrote:Ronaldo on his way to City?
Works there in one of the departments that deal with something connected to transfer and knows
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