Falcao wages

How long before Rooney goes knocking on Woowahs door, demanding that he matches Falcao's wages? Fucking hilarious
 
Paulpowersleftfoot said:
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Radamel Falcao to earn £346,000 per week as Manchester United pay £24 million for season-long loan
Colombian will become the best paid player in the Premier League after United agree to meet his £346,000 per week wages


By Mark Ogden5:49PM BST 01 Sep 2014
Radamel Falcao’s season-long loan to Manchester United will cost the Old Trafford club a staggering £24 million, with the forward’s £346,000-a-week Monaco salary being paid in full by United.
United have secured the biggest coup of transfer deadline day by completing a loan deal for the Colombian forward, with an agreement in place for manager Louis van Gaal to sign the 28-year-old on a permanent basis next summer.
But the cost of signing Falcao, who had also been offered to Manchester City, Arsenal and Real Madrid, will inflict a significant dent in United’s bank account with the club also paying a £6 million loan fee to Monaco.
Arsenal manager Arsène Wenger has opted against a move for Falcao, despite French forward Olivier Giroud being sidelined with a broken foot until the new year.
And City also rejected the chance to pursue a move for the forward with the Premier League champions told that they would have to pay Falcao’s £18 million annual salary, plus a £10 million loan fee, to make the deal happen
Senior figures at Old Trafford have insisted that they have negotiated a smaller loan fee with Monaco, but the club have confirmed that Falcao’s wages will be their responsibility.
Falcao landed in Manchester on Monday evening to undergo a medical at the club’s Aon Training Centre before finalising his transfer.
The former Atletico Madrid forward, who completed a €60 million move to Monaco in the summer of 2013, missed the World Cup as a result of a cruciate ligament injury suffered while playing for the French club in January.
Falcao returned to action during pre-season, when he played against Arsenal for Monaco in the Emirates Cup, but he has yet to fully prove his fitness following the injury.
With United already spending £146.3 million on new signings this summer, Falcao’s arrival will take the recruitment outlay beyond £150m with the loan fee.
Falcao is expected to leave Manchester upon completion of his medical this evening in order to link up with the Colombia squad ahead of this weekend’s friendly against Brazil in Miami.
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Well fuck me sideways, if these figures are true then i'm glad that we passed up the chance to sign him, those figures are obscene.
 
When you consider he will essentially be on a 5-year contract and he will soon be 30, that is incredible. Wow
 
Gotta say I am sorta relieved we didn't sign for that much..
madness

Rooney lol...
 
abu13 said:
Paulpowersleftfoot said:
http://fw.to/Wtbxi7

Radamel Falcao to earn £346,000 per week as Manchester United pay £24 million for season-long loan
Colombian will become the best paid player in the Premier League after United agree to meet his £346,000 per week wages


By Mark Ogden5:49PM BST 01 Sep 2014
Radamel Falcao’s season-long loan to Manchester United will cost the Old Trafford club a staggering £24 million, with the forward’s £346,000-a-week Monaco salary being paid in full by United.
United have secured the biggest coup of transfer deadline day by completing a loan deal for the Colombian forward, with an agreement in place for manager Louis van Gaal to sign the 28-year-old on a permanent basis next summer.
But the cost of signing Falcao, who had also been offered to Manchester City, Arsenal and Real Madrid, will inflict a significant dent in United’s bank account with the club also paying a £6 million loan fee to Monaco.
Arsenal manager Arsène Wenger has opted against a move for Falcao, despite French forward Olivier Giroud being sidelined with a broken foot until the new year.
And City also rejected the chance to pursue a move for the forward with the Premier League champions told that they would have to pay Falcao’s £18 million annual salary, plus a £10 million loan fee, to make the deal happen
Senior figures at Old Trafford have insisted that they have negotiated a smaller loan fee with Monaco, but the club have confirmed that Falcao’s wages will be their responsibility.
Falcao landed in Manchester on Monday evening to undergo a medical at the club’s Aon Training Centre before finalising his transfer.
The former Atletico Madrid forward, who completed a €60 million move to Monaco in the summer of 2013, missed the World Cup as a result of a cruciate ligament injury suffered while playing for the French club in January.
Falcao returned to action during pre-season, when he played against Arsenal for Monaco in the Emirates Cup, but he has yet to fully prove his fitness following the injury.
With United already spending £146.3 million on new signings this summer, Falcao’s arrival will take the recruitment outlay beyond £150m with the loan fee.
Falcao is expected to leave Manchester upon completion of his medical this evening in order to link up with the Colombia squad ahead of this weekend’s friendly against Brazil in Miami.
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Well fuck me sideways, if these figures are true then i'm glad that we passed up the chance to sign him, those figures are obscene.
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Jeeeeeeeeesus 346k! So if they get him they've got him (346), Wiggy (300), Van Rapist (250), 3 strikers, all nearing 30, on a combined 896k A WEEK! If they don't get 4th this year they are truly fucked. God I hope they miss out this year!
 
Paulpowersleftfoot said:
http://fw.to/Wtbxi7

Radamel Falcao to earn £346,000 per week as Manchester United pay £24 million for season-long loan
Colombian will become the best paid player in the Premier League after United agree to meet his £346,000 per week wages


By Mark Ogden5:49PM BST 01 Sep 2014
Radamel Falcao’s season-long loan to Manchester United will cost the Old Trafford club a staggering £24 million, with the forward’s £346,000-a-week Monaco salary being paid in full by United.
United have secured the biggest coup of transfer deadline day by completing a loan deal for the Colombian forward, with an agreement in place for manager Louis van Gaal to sign the 28-year-old on a permanent basis next summer.
But the cost of signing Falcao, who had also been offered to Manchester City, Arsenal and Real Madrid, will inflict a significant dent in United’s bank account with the club also paying a £6 million loan fee to Monaco.
Arsenal manager Arsène Wenger has opted against a move for Falcao, despite French forward Olivier Giroud being sidelined with a broken foot until the new year.
And City also rejected the chance to pursue a move for the forward with the Premier League champions told that they would have to pay Falcao’s £18 million annual salary, plus a £10 million loan fee, to make the deal happen
Senior figures at Old Trafford have insisted that they have negotiated a smaller loan fee with Monaco, but the club have confirmed that Falcao’s wages will be their responsibility.
Falcao landed in Manchester on Monday evening to undergo a medical at the club’s Aon Training Centre before finalising his transfer.
The former Atletico Madrid forward, who completed a €60 million move to Monaco in the summer of 2013, missed the World Cup as a result of a cruciate ligament injury suffered while playing for the French club in January.
Falcao returned to action during pre-season, when he played against Arsenal for Monaco in the Emirates Cup, but he has yet to fully prove his fitness following the injury.
With United already spending £146.3 million on new signings this summer, Falcao’s arrival will take the recruitment outlay beyond £150m with the loan fee.
Falcao is expected to leave Manchester upon completion of his medical this evening in order to link up with the Colombia squad ahead of this weekend’s friendly against Brazil in Miami.
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I will give him one month before he is crocked
 
spanishblue said:
Paulpowersleftfoot said:
http://fw.to/Wtbxi7

Radamel Falcao to earn £346,000 per week as Manchester United pay £24 million for season-long loan
Colombian will become the best paid player in the Premier League after United agree to meet his £346,000 per week wages


By Mark Ogden5:49PM BST 01 Sep 2014
Radamel Falcao’s season-long loan to Manchester United will cost the Old Trafford club a staggering £24 million, with the forward’s £346,000-a-week Monaco salary being paid in full by United.
United have secured the biggest coup of transfer deadline day by completing a loan deal for the Colombian forward, with an agreement in place for manager Louis van Gaal to sign the 28-year-old on a permanent basis next summer.
But the cost of signing Falcao, who had also been offered to Manchester City, Arsenal and Real Madrid, will inflict a significant dent in United’s bank account with the club also paying a £6 million loan fee to Monaco.
Arsenal manager Arsène Wenger has opted against a move for Falcao, despite French forward Olivier Giroud being sidelined with a broken foot until the new year.
And City also rejected the chance to pursue a move for the forward with the Premier League champions told that they would have to pay Falcao’s £18 million annual salary, plus a £10 million loan fee, to make the deal happen
Senior figures at Old Trafford have insisted that they have negotiated a smaller loan fee with Monaco, but the club have confirmed that Falcao’s wages will be their responsibility.
Falcao landed in Manchester on Monday evening to undergo a medical at the club’s Aon Training Centre before finalising his transfer.
The former Atletico Madrid forward, who completed a €60 million move to Monaco in the summer of 2013, missed the World Cup as a result of a cruciate ligament injury suffered while playing for the French club in January.
Falcao returned to action during pre-season, when he played against Arsenal for Monaco in the Emirates Cup, but he has yet to fully prove his fitness following the injury.
With United already spending £146.3 million on new signings this summer, Falcao’s arrival will take the recruitment outlay beyond £150m with the loan fee.
Falcao is expected to leave Manchester upon completion of his medical this evening in order to link up with the Colombia squad ahead of this weekend’s friendly against Brazil in Miami.
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I will give him one month before he is crocked
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And well done to City and Arse for not bowing to a merc
 
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