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02 Jul 2020 13:11:05
ED002 - which teams are 'in a good place financially' and how come? Chelsea have Hazard money as far as I can see but fail to see how others (including City and Man U) are not affected.
{Ed002's Note - I have already answered this.}
1.) 02 Jul 2020 18:40:31
Done To Death, OP.
02 Jul 2020 13:04:39
So ED002, which teams are 'in a good place' financially? Who is able to spend through C.V.? And how?
{Ed002's Note - Ajax are the most cash rich club in Europe at present due to hefty sales of de Ligt and de Jong - and have money coming in from the sale of Ziyech (whist getting a really great replacement at one third of the price) - the sale of Onana and Tagliafico (and possible van de Beek) will bring in more. Manchester United have a pile of cash (which came through increasing debt). Chelsea have funds from last summer and January and have the Hazard money. They have a "budget" but don't want to use it and already have cash sales for this summer circa £75M and players who will be sold to bring considerably more income. Manchester City are well placed. Bayern Munich have funds but don't want to go wild. Manchester City will generate funds through sales and perhaps top it up. Bayern Munich and Hertha Berlin are better placed than other German sides. Borussia Dortmund will use money from sales to do work on their squad. PSG have funds available and could yet see one or two significant sales. Only Juventus have cash in Italy so the clubs will be looking at trading and selling players to raise funds. The same is true of the likes of Barcelona who have a lack of cash and, to some extent, Real Madrid.}