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It counts stubble.I think that's accounted for in the calculations.
It counts stubble.I think that's accounted for in the calculations.
It counts stubble.
I mean the majority 99% of people are UNABLE to do this even if they considered it. People in the position to even consider it are multi millionaires or billionaires with multiple avenues of income. Shutting off 1 tap when there are 7 others isn't going to change a damn thing.Literally no one would do this themselves. They only ever expect others to do it.
when an iconic club pay absurd money on so many players (dembele, coutinho, griezman, de jong, pjanic) both in fees and wages, it s normal they bankrupt and can’t keep their playersWhen a tin-pot Championship-sized club can spend £100m on Jack Grealish and perhaps the most iconic club in World football can't keep their star player you know something is wrong with the game.
Super League is inching closer people. Don't cry when it happens just remember nobody spoke up loud enough about the direction the game is going.
Makes it more competitive than the Bundesliga. Which makes a mockery of your previous claim.Ahh they lost one title, must be really competitive. Maybe Bayern are just better than PSG?
PSG are a joke club, move along.Makes it more competitive than the Bundesliga. Which makes a mockery of your previous claim.
No they're not. The rumor is 35M net which means the employer pays roughly 48M.That is net not gross.
They are paying him more than €80m a year (plus signing on fees, plus whatever they are having to give his dad).
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This seems to be the future and teams aren't gonna be happy about it...
Poch being a bottler does not make it a more competitive league.Makes it more competitive than the Bundesliga. Which makes a mockery of your previous claim.
Maguire to rifle it in to top corner!!Scenes when we draw them in CL semis and knock them out on a dodgy penalty.
Not sure who does your taxes, but €35m net = a hell of a lot more than €48m gross.No they're not. The rumor is 35M net which means the employer pays roughly 48M.
Net i France doesn't means "after tax", it means after social costs paid by the employer and then by the employee (gross).Not sure who does your taxes, but €35m net = a hell of a lot more than €48m gross.
This will probably help: https://salaryaftertax.com/fr/salary-calculator
This is incorrect. Messi is not paying income tax on his €35m. If he were, his take home would barely break €400k per week. It's going to be closer to double that (and indeed, it is widely being reported at €770k per week, which tallies with my numbers rather than yours).Net i France doesn't means "after tax", it means after social costs paid by the employer and then by the employee (gross).
Money paid by the employer > gross salary > net salary > net after tax.
plus the signing on fee?No they're not. The rumor is 35M net which means the employer pays roughly 48M.
That's not at all what is reported in France, and I rely far more on french credible sources than what is "widely reported". I've read pretty much anywhere than Messi would earn a bit more than Neymar who earns 30M net before taxes (which is consistent with the league financial reports). It would put Messi at 35M net before tax.This is incorrect. Messi is not paying income tax on his €35m. If he were, his take home would barely break €400k per week. It's going to be closer to double that (and indeed, it is widely being reported at €770k per week, which tallies with my numbers rather than yours).
Nah it's only his salary, i haven't read anything credible about the signing fees at this point.plus the signing on fee?
It's interesting that Drucker says " SG could finish the window with Donnarumma, Ramos, Wijnaldum and Messi all joining on free transfers (if admittedly massive wages). Wow"
The signing on fees alone will surely be huge.
It's Monopoly with one player owning a private bank.
Agreed.I mean even MSN only won 1 CL title and that trio had better synergy + it had a younger and arguable peak Messi.
I don't necessarily think it's a given PSG win the CL.
That is why we killed Villareal in the Europa league last seasonIt's the rest I think he would struggle with over 38 games.
In La Liga, most teams lay off him and let him run 4 or 5 times a game. Premier league will be more physical so he will have less room to stroll for 75 minutes like he did last season.
Pas encore? With impots at the source, there is only one net?Net i France doesn't means "after tax", it means after social costs paid by the employer and then by the employee (gross).
Money paid by the employer > gross salary > net salary > net after tax.
Maybe Messi as false nine, if he's still fit enough for it.Where are PSG going to play him? Mpappe center and Messi on the right?
I'd argue that he isn't.Maybe Messi as false nine, if he's still fit enough for it.
L'impôt à la source didn't change the fact that there's still a distinction between net and net after tax. It's just the way accounting works. It's actually mandatory for an employer to clearly state your net before tax salary on your payslip.Pas encore? With impots at the source, there is only one net?
why not?they can't even register him for free.
i’ve read somewhere that Messi brings/brought 30% of Barcelona’s total revenue up until 2017 when that study was done.Another thread made me think : we've pretty much all heard about this study that said Messi generated 200M+/y in revenues for Barcelona.
Even if it's probably wildly exagerated, is it possible that Messi, on a 35M/y net deal, pretty much pays for himself? I'm tempted to think that he probably does (or close), it opens A LOT of new marketing potential deals/re-negociations.
Yeah, ive read this study as well. It does seem exagerated to me but even if only generates a fraction of that, we basically got him for free.i’ve read somewhere that Messi brings/brought 30% of Barcelona’s total revenue up until 2017 when that study was done.
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Lionel Messi
Article: https://www.marca.com/en/football/barcelona/2021/02/02/6019282446163fb3af8b45df.html
- has generated an estimated revenue of €619,265,000 since signing his latest deal with Barca in 2017, according to a recent financial study.
Basically he costs a lot of money but he will bring in massive commercial deals and exposure to the club in combination with results on the pitch.
The Bundesliga is the better league between the two competitions at least as a neutral I'd rather he played in Germany or Italy (ideally Premier League is the best competition at the moment). Both teams are very dominant but if PSG fails to win their league is more a bottle job on their part and not something that implies Ligue 1 is a stronger competition with better football. Bayern Munich is just the better club overall.@Bole Top is pointing out that going to Bayern is less challenging than going to PSG given that they're more dominant in Germany than PSG are in France. Messi wouldn't be cementing his legacy any more at Bayern than he is at PSG.
I agree with you (and i watch a lot of french/italian/german games). It's partially a bottle job, partially a fitness issue (we started ligue 1 only 1 week after the CL final), partially a lineup issue (our backups suck) etc. Some years are better than others in ligue 1 though, depending on how good the young players clubs recruited are. I'm pretty optimistic for this season but who knows.The Bundesliga is the better league between the two competitions at least as a neutral I'd rather he played in Germany or Italy (ideally Premier League is the best competition at the moment). Both teams are very dominant but if PSG fails to win their league is more a bottle job on their part and not something that implies Ligue 1 is a stronger competition with better football. Bayern Munich is just the better club overall.
who’s that?That's not at all what is reported in France, and I rely far more on french credible sources than what is "widely reported". I've read pretty much anywhere than Messi would earn a bit more than Neymar who earns 30M net before taxes (which is consistent with the league financial reports). It would put Messi at 35M net before tax.
Probably go straight through the back of him in the first training sessionRamos and Messi in training will be fun to imagine.
Thanks for your reply I do like Bundesliga for the playstyle, France seems to produce a lot of players but my impression is they ship them on quite early for the rest of the clubs to be able to build strong sides. Then watching the team PSG I don't think anyone can contest them even if PSG doesn't reach its full potential.I agree with you (and i watch a lot of french/italian/german games). It's partially a bottle job, partially a fitness issue (we started ligue 1 only 1 week after the CL final), partially a lineup issue (our backups suck) etc. Some years are better than others in ligue 1 though, depending on how good the young players clubs recruited are. I'm pretty optimistic for this season but who knows.
Get French Footbal News Twitter said:Brest manager Michel Der Zakarian on the prospect of Messi joining PSG:
"We say that we have a s**t league, but if we manage to bring in a player like that it would be exceptional. I'm not going to be polite here, but he gives me a hard-on." (via RMC)
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What do you expect from the manager of "Brest"?Can't post Tweets because of my new member status so I will post it like this
Surprised Icardi is still there. He’s shite.Apparently Messi and Icardi don't get along. Will be interesting if that has any effect on dressing room harmony.
Scored todaySurprised Icardi is still there. He’s shite.