What a mess.
I wouldn't be surprised if we effectively write it off
What a mess.
Doubt they can they'll have to take it off another deal. If its on our books for that year, we spent it most likely.I wouldn't be surprised if we effectively write it off
What's the odds on us getting neither?Haaland and Bellingham would be the ultimate summer wouldn’t it.
What a mess.
I assume for accounting purposes it goes in this year anyway, on paper its accounted for and goes into whatever pot next regardless.Interesting that we accept a deferred payment on Torres knowing this and their current issues. By doing so we are working within FFP in a way that many clubs can’t. Our owners are very shrewd.
Bellingham is a bit overrated. his skills are not suited for a pep team. he would be better with some other coach. liverpool seems like the best suit for himHaaland and Bellingham would be the ultimate summer wouldn’t it.
I would say its basically impossible to write that off, since you can only do that if its deemed to be impossible or unlikely we will ever see these money. Which could have been likely if we had not just agreed to sell another asset to the same club which I assume is another "get the player now, pay later" kind of deal. I assume our business people know what they are doing, but its a dangerous game giving a credit line to the club in the biggest financial mess the world of football has ever seen. Could come down to haunt us in the future if Barca go bankrupt (yes its unlikely) before they have paid us, since we would then have to count the fee as a loss in the books.I wouldn't be surprised if we effectively write it off
Every deal has its time limits, Barca have obviously just refused to pay and City have for some reason not felt the need to do anything about it until this point in time.Clubs should have a time limit on paying back transfers it’s ridiculous that a club like Barcelona have not paid off 1.5m from 8 years ago while they keep buying players.
FFP hey what a load of Bollocks.