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Originally Posted by zlatanov
Also, that ~105 mil euros (71-72 mil BP) of increase in capital that Juve is planning, that inludes 60 mil euros from the major shareholder at Juve - IFIL -, which money will be used to ballance the books/accounts and subscribe Juve to Serie A. The restof the money - 40-45 mil euros, coming from the minority of the shareholders, is what will be used for transfers.
40-45 mil is a considerable amount of money but given the big investments Juve will have to make, the managers should be spend it very, very wisely otherwise they might find out that it's very easy to see the end of it, if one looses sight of what's a necessity and what's luxury.
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Yes, these 105m Eur indeed aren't to be spend on transfers. If i understood correctly, only 40% of the money are for transfers, and they are to be spend in period of 3 years ( so , "only" 14m Eur per year).
But there are 2 important things that shouldn't be forgotten :
1. The money Juve had palnned for transfers before the increase ( 35m Eur according to most of the sources, and 57m Eur according to Tuttosport
)aren't included in these 105m Eur , so Juve has 35+42 (14x3 years) millions for transfers = 77m Euro for transfers.
2. These 77m Eur are to be spent in 3 years, but we all know that you can buy a player for 20m eur and pay him on a 3-4-5 year rate. So Juve can buy players for 77m Eur this summer and pay them on a 3 year rate.
It's gonna be the most interesting mercato we've seen, i'm sure about it. Both Milan and Juve need new players and it seems both teams have the money and plan to spend them all on new players.
I can't wait for June to come !