The market is made of offers, money, bids, but also chess games. Because if a company X is ready to take a certain player from team Y, at a pre-established price, and everything seems to be going smoothly, then if company Z intervenes and promises higher offers, it entices the player and then… The price increases. The initial negotiation becomes complicated. It has always worked like this, and behind the scenes of these ‘tricks’ there can be two ways. Bother and complicate the rival’s technical and economic plans, but also exploit an interesting opportunity. And this summer, for now, the Juventus It is the formation that more than any other is working on this double front.
Between Koopmeiners and O’Riley
It’s no mystery that Juventus has been following him with great interest, strength and will for a long time. Teun Koopmeiner of Atalanta. Which continues to ask for 60 million euros to sell him without accepting technical compensation. Meanwhile, the Goddess, aware of the Dutch footballer’s desire to leave Bergamo in the summer, is working for the heir and Matt O’Riley of Celtic Glasgow is the first name that the management has been working on for some time. So Cristiano Giuntoli has entered the hypothesis, making contact with entourage and Scots. Disruptive action? Real interest? It seems like the first, but in a game of poker, there are never certainties.
The insertion for Cabal and the one for Buongiorno
Yesterday’s news was that Juventus had been included in the John Cabal of Hellas Verona. The Scaligeri are asking for 10 million for the defender, Inter are ahead in the race for the player but Juve first want to sell the players leaving the squad (from Arthur to Filip Kostic, from Federico Chiesa to Matias Soulé up to Mattia De Sciglio) and then get reinforcements. And one of these is in defense. Could it really be Cabal? Finally Alexander Good morningNapoli was one step away, Juve entered and when team X reached an agreement with player Z and… Well, you know the story.