Essex blue
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Yep bit sounds like they have done itSurely that’s a breach of accounting rules and basic tax laws?
Yep bit sounds like they have done itSurely that’s a breach of accounting rules and basic tax laws?
if haaland rumours of wanting £500.000 a week. sounds cheap and city should just go out and sign him right now
It’s about Spanish fa rules. Clubs are given a salary cap before the season starts ie 70% limit for wages against turnover (debt doesn’t matter)Does anyone know what the deal is with this wage cap in Spain? For example, if Griezmann left but they paid him off or still paid a portion of his wages, would that get him off the books in terms of the rules? Because that might be what the end up doing. Let him join another team, and pay off a big chunk of his wages. It's not gonna help their debts, but it'll mean they can register new players.
The problem is - once you get a culture of paying stupid money - as Barca have shown you can’t restrict it to one player. All the better players in the squad - assisted by their agents- want parity or near parity... so give Haaland £500k and KDB et al will want similar - it will amount to huge wage inflation that would have a profound effect on our pay bill.
It isn't a salary cap as such, it is a spending limit including new signings.It’s about Spanish fa rules. Clubs are given a salary cap before the season starts ie 70% limit for wages against turnover (debt doesn’t matter)
COVID has affected Real and Barcelona as they have empty stadiums so lose a big chunk of income and now carnt even register free transfers as it takes them over
Ffs, I ordered the new home kit with Messi on it as soon as I saw your first postTo be honest I just made it up, I wanted to join in with the other ITK on the thread.
I wish.Finally it’s over