10-05-2020, 04:01 PM
(10-05-2020, 03:44 PM)devoted_dm Wrote: I haven't looked into the details, but isn't Juve's deal for Chiesa one of these complicated loan deals as well? I think that's what most clubs are doing now, and there is nothing humiliating about not spending big when revenue is falling. You see it everywhere, not just in football. As for our management I think they're doing very well. We haven't lost in 18 games and have yet to concede a goal in the league this season, so I see no reason to complain. We already have a pretty good squad if you ask me.
Juve-Chiesa deal is not a dry loan, as per I know.
The problem with dry loan is when player starting playing good for the club, we become accustomed to him and it's become difficult to find a similar player like him.
Achraf Hakimi and BVB is perfect example. Meunier is having a difficult time at Dortmund.
I have said we should make deals which we can afford and under our budget, No way Chiesa and Kabak/Milenkovic would fit in our budget even w/o COVID pandemic. Martinez Quarta/Denayer and Viktor Tsygankov would easily fit in our budget you include loan plus option to buy and I surely do not believe in Serie A experience propaganda. Player are either miss or hit does not matter where they come from.
We have only 3 healthy CBs(if you include Roma has recovered), if we go with this, we might have to play Kessie in our defense in Febuary and March and that would be horrible and we still do not have a good RW, Samu is horrible. Can't say how good Leao and Hauge at Right Wing.
Forza Diavolo ale!!!





