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DaMuffinman
Germany1705 Posts
On September 05 2012 02:39 Pandemona wrote: But he also said he had dreams to play for Real Madrid and Chelsea at the time lol xD I think Barca was in that mix as well wasn't it? | ||
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Kotreb
Croatia1392 Posts
On September 05 2012 02:41 Da-Muffinman wrote: I think Barca was in that mix as well wasn't it? yup. as far as i remember he was supposed to go to barca. they had early deal with real, but real got pissed and tired of waiting while barca was willing to be patient so he decided fro barca in the end. | ||
Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
Ronaldo and Falcao are going to make Janurary transfer window VERY interesting  | ||
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DaMuffinman
Germany1705 Posts
On September 05 2012 03:01 Pandemona wrote: Ah well there you go xD i knew some club was rumoured to have already a deal with him! I'd like to see him reach his full potential in Europe. Guess we will have to wait even longer. Ronaldo and Falcao are going to make Janurary transfer window VERY interesting With Falcao I agree, he is the hottest striker who has to go to a top notch club imo, whether it's in January or in the summer we shall see. But with Ronaldo... we really have to see what's the deal with him and Real, it's all speculation right now. | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
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DaMuffinman
Germany1705 Posts
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
So,Ronaldo saga rolls on. Ronaldo reasons remain unclear Cristiano Ronaldo's agent claims to be fully aware of the reasons for the Portuguese superstar's sadness at Real Madrid but is refusing to give anything away. The behaviour has led to mass speculation about a bust-up within the Real squad or an apparent desire from the 27-year-old for a new contract. "I am aware of the reasons behind Ronaldo's words and it is up to him to disclose them or not," Mendes wrote in a statement on the website of his company, Gestifute. He added: "I am not surprise by them and they cause me no discomfort. Those who know my relationship with Ronaldo know he will always count on my total solidarity." Source | ||
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Telcontar
United Kingdom16710 Posts
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kazansky
Germany931 Posts
On September 04 2012 22:48 sharkie wrote: vanderVaart has taken a serious wage cut to be able to transfer to HSV Players like him deserve way more respect than those money hungry stars You mean the illoyal *** he was when he forced his transfer to Real from HSV with simulated injuries to not play in european championships so he didn't get banned for european games, or when he posed with a Valencia jersey while on contract? Yeah, those kind of players need way more respect, I must agree. I can't believe HSV are dumb enough to sign him after the fuss he made last time, and his so seriously cut wage must still be enormous. We'll if it turns out the right move, but I doubt it. | ||
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RvB
Netherlands6262 Posts
On September 05 2012 03:36 Telcontar wrote: Sounds like he's just throwing a tantrum to get an even bigger contract. That's perfectly in keeping with his character. RM will probably cave and give him a contract that rivals Eto'o's. Apparently the problem is that for the first 6 years of the contracts in Spain above 600k for foreign football players the income tax is only 24% while after the 6 years it increases to 52%. That would mean after 2016 his wage has to be drastically increased for him to still receive the same net wage. But who knows its not like anyone can pay his transfer. | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
Chelsea Man City could match 80million or less transfer fee tomorrow xD | ||
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Telcontar
United Kingdom16710 Posts
On September 05 2012 03:46 RvB wrote: Apparently the problem is that for the first 6 years of the contracts in Spain above 600k for foreign football players the income tax is only 24% while after the 6 years it increases to 52%. That would mean after 2016 his wage has to be drastically increased for him to still receive the same net wage. But who knows its not like anyone can pay his transfer. Ah, I did not know that. Thanks. I'm sure RM will fork out the money to match/raise his current salaries after tax. After all, he is their best, and most marketable player. | ||
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warding
Portugal2394 Posts
On September 05 2012 02:13 AIOL! wrote: Anyway i'll never understand the hype around the Brazilians and the Porto / Benfica players. If you look at active players that have played for Porto or Benfica and put them all back in the respective team, you end up with teams that would be among the favourites to win the Champions League. And they have have a lot more talent, so we can expect big transfers to continue: James Rodriguez, Moutinho, Salvio, Rodrigo, Gaitan... | ||
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RvB
Netherlands6262 Posts
On September 05 2012 03:49 Pandemona wrote: What? You joking right? Chelsea Man City could match 80million or less transfer fee tomorrow xD But their offense is already pretty stacked I can't imagine them taking Ronaldo too. Though you never know when you pay €60 million for Torres -.- | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
 But we can afford this these days. When you win competitions the money you bring in is quite a bit that helps to go out. We have a young team too. Falcao is 26, Ronaldo 27. Paying 120million for them two not so bad :W | ||
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Aynophae
Spain44 Posts
On September 05 2012 03:46 RvB wrote: Apparently the problem is that for the first 6 years of the contracts in Spain above 600k for foreign football players the income tax is only 24% while after the 6 years it increases to 52%. That would mean after 2016 his wage has to be drastically increased for him to still receive the same net wage. But who knows its not like anyone can pay his transfer. 24% is used for contracts signed before 2010, since then what was called Beckham's law (foreigners only had to pay 24% tax compared to ~40% for local players) was changed and now they pay 52%. Ronaldo's contract was signed before that, so if they revised it know they would have to pay the new tax. | ||
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Rebs
Pakistan10726 Posts
On September 05 2012 04:25 Telcontar wrote: Ah, I did not know that. Thanks. I'm sure RM will fork out the money to match/raise his current salaries after tax. After all, he is their best, and most marketable player. Funnily enough this is called Beckham law. 45 percent tax just like the locals after 6 years on. edit: Nevermind beaten to it. | ||
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Retric
Germany284 Posts
NO ONE in spain is paying taxes anyway the tax debt in primera divisiion is € 752 million and that is only what the they owe the government. (not counting what they are owing the banks). but who cares as long as germany is paying for it. | ||
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Jisall
United States2054 Posts
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warding
Portugal2394 Posts
On September 05 2012 05:57 Retric wrote: WHO the hell cares about what the tax rate is??? NO ONE in spain is paying taxes anyway the tax debt in primera divisiion is € 752 million and that is only what the they owe the government. (not counting what they are owing the banks). but who cares as long as germany is paying for it. Germany isn't actually paying for Spanish clubs' debts. At least not yet. Even then, the connection would be very thin. | ||
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