08-14-2017, 10:27 PM
(08-14-2017, 09:46 PM)Ryo Wrote: Fact of the matter is, unless Belotti indicates somehow that he wishes to join Milan, Milan have no leeway for negotiation with Cairo to bring him to the San Siro. You can say all you want, but it's pretty obvious by all the moves that our management have made so far that our Club don't agree with Cairo's valuation of Belotti. The lad may think himself worth 100M, but if he really does want to come to Milan, he should understand that his own valuation does not match the valuation Milan have for him.
If we have learned anything this mercato, it is that our management hardly budge from their valuations of their players. If we've already made bids of max 40M + 2 players for him, that is because that is what Milan's management believe him to be worth. If we do not agree with Cairo's valuation, we will simply not buy him. So far the only reports of a 75M + players bid was in the papers, and even that is speculative.
If it is known that a player wishes to leave a club, the buyer will be negotiating from a relative position of strength, because the seller already knows that his player no longer wishes to play for him. This is even more true if the player indicates he only wants to go to one club, or if only one club is the only viable option for that player (like Bonucci was). That means in order to make the most of the situation, the seller would be willing to negotiate for a lower fee so that he can recoup what he can from the sales.
It's all a matter of demand and supply. If there is more demand, value will go up (because of a bidding war), and if there is only one demand for one supply, then both parties will have to meet in the middle for a transaction to go through. If Belotti would make it known to Cairo that he wants to leave, then Cairo would either block the sale completely or sit down to compromise a viable transfer fee. But because he is not doing so, and because Milan will not be willing to pay more than what they value Belotti to be (which I repeat is NOT what Cairo or perhaps even Belotti himself believe his value is), then no sale will ever happen and Belotti will stay in Torino. It's simple as that.
Cairo's thoughts may well be the same as yours, but if Milan do not agree with that valuation, no sale will go through. It's a no brainer.
Milan will not be forced to pay over what they believe a players value is.
I approve and share everything you've written but i stay with my idea Belotti want to came to Milan but at the same time does not want to be left in a bad way by Torino , is like Maradona for Torino fans ..remember this guys have a rescissor clause, valid only for overseas, of 100M and a contract of 1.2 million for years.
I can tell you a lot about him for exemple is stop talk in all social is not presented at new season's official jersey , is not talk at the inauguration of the team at Bormio when all their fans asked for this etc etc
Cairo in real he wants to sell it because he knows If next year does not repeat an exceptional season its value dropped drastically , he also needs money because many of his newspapers sell a few copies and need money because is make new stadium filadelfia.
Man let's talk clear for him and same for Aubameyang we need money if you have the right offer you will buy otherwise no.
Sell Bacca and on loan Cutrone and buy only Kalinic It would be a disaster.