Yeah, but they are legally challenging they are owed money. So if you don’t want to help him out, he’ll still want a base salary that he has right now.
He obviously could sign for Spurs. It's not exactly unimaginable. However, his current salary is said to be €7.5m net. With his image rights being held by a third party. That means that he'd need to earn something upwards of £13m gross, exclusive of image rights, to avoid taking a pay cut. Even if you believe his wage demands were designed to put off United, I struggle to imagine he'll take a wage cut, so that would have Spurs paying something like £250,000 a week*. I imagine that's at the top end of Spurs' wage structure?
Think it's more a case of timing. None of the elite clubs in Europe are looking for a Dybala type player.
Apparently he didn't reject us, we walked away - if you believe the brief that is.
Look, is it so hard to accept that Dybala doesn't fancy playing in the Europa League for a team that's in transition under a novice manager?
I think Dybala will move now - it's clear Juve want him out. I personally am not sure about how well he'd do in the PL but would like to see him in the league as he's an exciting player with a big reputation, it's in our benefit for him to move as then Lukaku moves to Juve anyway.
Yea, let's just put aside the enormous issue of wages.
Amazing what a new stadium and one Champions League final does to some supporters.
Your other reasons make sense (although ultimately we will just not pay enough for these kind of players) but I really think you overestimate how much playing in a cool stadium means to a player. I don't think it'll have much influence over a player's decision at all.
Something like that. Almost £600k a week gross, or 3 times what they are paying Kane. No chance.
The major issue is also the image rights owned by a third party company who are
Not at all. If United don’t want him. But I highly doubt if we become interested in the next 24 hours we get the deal over you.
He probably doesn't even know about your shinny new stadium
Why would Spurs need to get involved if we weren't requiring any image rights in the first place? Wouldn't it be a matter for Dybala to sort out with the 3rd party?
Yeah strange one why they want to get rid.
Now that would be a storyI wonder if its kane we're in for, then?
That's what I don't get, wouldn't Dybala completely ruin their tight wage structure?
I doubt Spurs could afford his wage. We were willing to pay £11m, so Spurs would have to at least match that to stand any chance? If he really wanted too, he could get his agent to drop all fees and get back in touch with United. I just don't think he's interested in coming to England and if he does, it'd majorly against his will and he'll look to get out at the first opportunity.
I mean if that was the option...see ya later Poch!
As I've said, why would that be anything to do with Spurs if we weren't asking for any image rights?
Absolutely.
Transfer banned otherwise they would be all over it.
You are not going to be paying him £600k a week AND let him keep his image rights ffs.
Every player's contract permits the club certain use of his image, regardless of whether specific fees are involved for that use.
No it wasn't that high. That's stupid Bale money.
Really? I doubt that to be fair.
Also Levy isn't an idiot, you don't sign one of the most marketable players in football and not be able to.
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Won't be the first time this summer from Di Marzio.
Also yes.
Where are you getting your figures from. Italian wages are usually quoted net of tax.
