I have high expectation and was thinking Sandro is a done deal, but now i think he won`t come. Juve won`t let him leave and he will sign new contract.
Their fans all arround the world get crazy mad about Sandro and how Juve is selling their top players year after year and this time the board won`t let him go, to show the fans they are not right.
Pretty sure Sandro won`t have other option, but to sign new deal.
Conte won`t be happy for sure.
The problem i have with the board, is when they see it`s not happening or they want us crazy amout of money, just fu***** move on. There is tons of players out there.
Just do your buisness early and you will have plenty of time to get other men.
They start late, put all of their efforts on one player, at the end they say NO, and we made panic purchase.
Any player we want to buy should be a player who can improve our squad.
Any such player will need to be a good player.
Good players will be in demand.
Good players who have more than a year remaining on their contract, and do not have release agreements with their clubs will be hard to prise away from those clubs.
If we move on, and I'm sure we do when we consider it's right, we will target another good player, and find ourselves in the same circus again anyway.
We do not have the kind of status which causes players at good clubs to kick up a stink in an effort to force a move here.
The only transfer deals which are done quickly are those that
can be done quickly. All the others take time. Sellers have everything to gain, and nothing to loose, by dragging it out. Juve are playing a blinder in the Sandro case.
At least four of last season's top six reportedly were in the market for left backs this summer. Arsenal got one because he was at the end of his contract. I don't rate the player Arsenal got but others around here do, and Wenger obviously thought he was worth a punt. Outstanding or merely adequate, he was only signed quickly because he was available. Meanwhile, City, Liverpool and ourselves seem still to be waiting.
Everyone knew Everton were going to sell Stones to City, that City wanted him and that he wanted to move to the Ethiad. Even so look how long that deal took last summer.
Consider how many people praised City's negotiators as the model we should follow. People cited the capture of Mendy and ridiculed our board for inactivity. Of course those doing the citing made up what they think our people are up to, because the posters themselves have no clue. Anyway, where are the photos of Mendy in City blue? We know City are not shy about announcing a deal, so maybe it's just that they have agreed with Monaco not to make the sale public yet. Maybe, or maybe they have the same hurdles to jump that we do.
People need a more realistic attitude to how transfers of coveted players proceed.