That’s more than Sheiky paid for the whole club in 2008Bloody hell Long no wonder we can hopefully afford to splash the cash. ;)
True, though sometimes an obligation to buy can works against us as well as for. If he has a great loan we may think about bringing him back or selling to other bidders for a higher fee than an obligation would be set at now.Issue is that the buy is an option and not a compulsory one.
I always thought of "options to buy" as "call options". Can we really refuse to sell at the stipulated price?True, though sometimes an obligation to buy can works against us as well as for. If he has a great loan we may think about bringing him back or selling to other bidders for a higher fee than an obligation would be set at now.
noI always thought of "options to buy" as "call options". Can we really refuse to sell at the stipulated price?
Not if there is an option to buyTrue, though sometimes an obligation to buy can works against us as well as for. If he has a great loan we may think about bringing him back or selling to other bidders for a higher fee than an obligation would be set at now.
Don’t know , just assumed an option was an option for both sides. Maybe not.I always thought of "options to buy" as "call options". Can we really refuse to sell at the stipulated price?
Well if Juve’s finances are a problem then it’s tough shit for them and maybe they should not try deals with the big boys until their finances can match their ambitions.That's the best deal for Jesus & City we could hope for in this climate, particularly considering Juve's finances.