The only article we're likely to get from Der Spiegel is them coming out and saying Sane should join Bayern. Pretty sure everyone else in Germany has now.
After that it'll be Merkel.
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Antoine Griezmann
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The only article we're likely to get from Der Spiegel is them coming out and saying Sane should join Bayern. Pretty sure everyone else in Germany has now.
After that it'll be Merkel.
bluethrunthru
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The only article we're likely to get from Der Spiegel is them coming out and saying Sane should join Bayern. Pretty sure everyone else in Germany has now.
After that it'll be Merkel.
For about £50 and a bag of toffees of course - when Bayern are the selling club every player is worth a trillion !!
jayfx
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I'm not sure if it's already been discussed here but can someone explain why Barca have included a €800m buy out clause in this deal? What's the point?
In Spain, all contracts have to have a buy out clause. So this is basically them putting a ridiculous one in which is essentially, no buyout.I'm not sure if it's already been discussed here but can someone explain why Barca have included a €800m buy out clause in this deal? What's the point?
jayfx
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Aha, ok. Thanks for clearing that up.In Spain, all contracts have to have a buy out clause. So this is basically them putting a ridiculous one in which is essentially, no buyout.
Seems very pointless.
OccupiedPalestineBlues
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But what about this from the FIFA Regs on transfers:
It is only legitimate if you inform the parent club. See this. Proving it will be difficult.
"A club intending to conclude a contract with a professional must inform the player’s current club in writing before entering into negotiations with him. A professional shall only be free to conclude a contract with another club if his contract with his present club has expired or is due to expire within six months. Any breach of this provision shall be subject to appropriate sanction." I don't know when the player's contract was up, or when the alleged contact was made. I am not that interested because we are not a direct party, but I find it amusing that Mr Tebas, who was so critical of Manchester City, now has his hands full.
I think you’re right Marvin but I wasn’t attempting to address FIFA regs, I was responding to a poster who effectively said that agreeing a future contract wasn’t allowed in law. Whereas it is perfectly allowable in law and common practice in business.
The fact that it may be proven to breach club association rules is another matter and I agree with your position in that regard