PCozzie
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$hoguN
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Because it isn’t certain he is leaving? This is really at the point of the battle of wills. Will the fans get their wish and remove Levy before he fails to back and pushes out Conte?
spursfan77
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Agree. Just coming into his prime too at 25 years old. His goal yesterday was very Son like.
kd2000
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He would/will be daft money when he goes. Like 60plus million in my opinion
kd2000
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Well we do try to say to the ladies it contains lots of protein ?
spursfan77
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Plus will still have resale value in Italy if we don’t spend too much on him.
nedley
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It is just so blatantly clear we are a club going nowhere in the way we do business, Always looking at the bargain or loan with option stuff.
Will never go anywhere unless we are bought. Unfortunately it will be business as usual, We will complain, Spurs will keep increasing ticket prices and peopel will fill out the stadium. Levy laughs all the way to the bank
Will never go anywhere unless we are bought. Unfortunately it will be business as usual, We will complain, Spurs will keep increasing ticket prices and peopel will fill out the stadium. Levy laughs all the way to the bank
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Quite possibly, but most on here are happy to take Dimarzio as Gospel when it comes to players being nailed in so no reason to doubt this?
carmeldevil
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And some fans are more worried about the unknown than the comfort blanket known as levy. Crazy.
Taking him on loan with a non-mandatory obligation sounds like a good idea. Even if Conte goes at the end of the season, the next manager can decide if they want to trigger a buy or not.
Zaniolo was rated as one of Italy's brightest talents a few years ago. His two ACLs really have set him back, but he played a vital role for Roma in the ECL.
Zaniolo was rated as one of Italy's brightest talents a few years ago. His two ACLs really have set him back, but he played a vital role for Roma in the ECL.
Bluto Blutarsky
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It takes two to deal - why would Roma agree? And, for that matter, why would Zaniolo agree to such a short-sighted plan?
JayB
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He’s only got 18 months left on his contract, no chance Roma would agree to what you’re suggesting.
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If it’s not mandatory, it’s an option not an obligation.
Snarfalicious
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Please use the widely accepted loan terms: wet, moist and dry.
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Roma are not budging from their demands at the moment: Zaniolo will only leave under certain conditions, i.e. an outright transfer or mandatory buy-back. The lack of call-ups against Spezia and Napoli, for the next league match, has not changed the Giallorossi club's plans.
At the moment, the only offer Roma has received is that of Tottenham: a loan with a buy-back obligation linked to the player's appearances and Champions League qualification, for a sum between 20 and 25 million euros. The Giallorossi, however, do not accept at the moment, due to the lack of certainty of the redemption.
Zaniolo, AC Milan study the situation
At the moment, Roma have no intention of changing the conditions and have no other buyers, despite interest in the player is growing. Should the Giallorossi's conditions change in the future, Tottenham could then have the advantage. But then other avenues could also open up, including one that could, for example, lead to AC Milan.
The Rossoneri could in fact seriously consider the idea of buying him on loan, and for a sum similar to that offered by Tottenham, around 25 million euros. Milan are waiting and studying the situation.
Conte's team and the Rossoneri would also be the preferred destinations for the Italian striker, but everything revolves around Roma's evaluations, the relationship between the club and the player and the interest of other teams. In the meantime, the Giallorossi are probing the ground for a possible replacement: the first name is that of Zyech. A negotiation to be set and in any case difficult because of the high salary of the player who earns 6.5 million euros a year.
At the moment, the only offer Roma has received is that of Tottenham: a loan with a buy-back obligation linked to the player's appearances and Champions League qualification, for a sum between 20 and 25 million euros. The Giallorossi, however, do not accept at the moment, due to the lack of certainty of the redemption.
Zaniolo, AC Milan study the situation
At the moment, Roma have no intention of changing the conditions and have no other buyers, despite interest in the player is growing. Should the Giallorossi's conditions change in the future, Tottenham could then have the advantage. But then other avenues could also open up, including one that could, for example, lead to AC Milan.
The Rossoneri could in fact seriously consider the idea of buying him on loan, and for a sum similar to that offered by Tottenham, around 25 million euros. Milan are waiting and studying the situation.
Conte's team and the Rossoneri would also be the preferred destinations for the Italian striker, but everything revolves around Roma's evaluations, the relationship between the club and the player and the interest of other teams. In the meantime, the Giallorossi are probing the ground for a possible replacement: the first name is that of Zyech. A negotiation to be set and in any case difficult because of the high salary of the player who earns 6.5 million euros a year.
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