KO: Ja han vil da give mening ☺️
Manchester United siden 92, GF siden 96. 50+1 er vejen frem.
@JacobsBen
Middlesbrough confirm Radek Vitek has joined, as exclusively revealed. Fee up to £14m including add-ons. Manchester United retain a 35% sell on, matching rights and a buy-back clause.🧤
🗣️ Vitek: "The project here is very impressive, because you can clearly see the ambition and where the club wants to go."
Det var vel ikke så galt som frygtet ?Hvis du tager med at 50% af beløbet er betinget af succes for Boro/Vitek samt sammenligner med den ældre Carl Rushworth der heller aldrig havde spillet PL før og som ligesom Vitek angiveligt var en af de bedste Championship keepere sidste sæson er det et skuffende salg.
Tænker det er nogen finer klausuler at få med.
The Swedish Rumble 🔰
@SwedishRumble
Per @valuball
(with which Kieran Maguire is involved) — how much can United spend under FFP rules?
I have made posts like this based on data from United’s accounts that I have gathered. But let’s evaluate it based on external sources.
Valuball estimates that United’s squad cost is 56%, which is 14% from the 70% threshold. Consequently — United could increase the cost of its squad with 14%/56%=25%. Ie the costs can be increased with a 4th.
What does that mean in terms of transfer spending? In pure yearly cost it’s £125m. Remember, the yearly cost for signing a player for 100m and paying him 200k a week is 30m. So United could afford more than 4 signings at £100m each paid 200k a week without breaching FFP.
Please note that this is in relation to United’s income in 24/25 ~ ie while the club was in the EL. In reality — the room for United to spend under FFP is even bigger in the new CL.
I have several times this summer window heard insiders, supposedly with sources within the club, refer to how United had to wait before the new financial year to make deals due to FFP etc etc etc.
I hope everyone understand how absurd such reports are.
So why doesn’t United spend more? It’s simple, our owners aren’t backing that spending. Arsenal, Liverpool, Newcastle, City, Chelsea, Tottenham and Villa’s owners are on a regular basis pushing 100s of millions a into those clubs. Our owners are not and we paying their private debt.