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Zanimljiv članak u guardianu - exposing the widely held myths about how clubs sign players

 

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- Despite the nonsense you may have heard about Zlatan Ibrahimovic shirt sales generating £50m for Manchester United, which would far exceed his wages, it’s simply not true. At best, United are likely to see around £3m in additional revenue

- With Mkhitaryan costing Manchester United £8.75m per year in amortisation and £9.36m in wages (£180,000 per week multiplied by 52 weeks), his overall cost to the club is just over £18.1m per year

- While the transfer fees for Mkhitaryan and Xhaka are similar, Mkhitaryan is costing Manchester United 50% more than Xhaka is costing Arsenal on an annual basis.

To further illustrate why net spend doesn’t tell you anything about how clubs do business, consider United’s signing of Zlatan Ibrahimovic on a free transfer. While the “net spend” on that deal is zero, he adds well over £10m to Manchester United’s player costs this year. If those were the only transactions United and Arsenal made this summer, their “net spend” figures would be similar (£35m and £30m, respectively). However, after applying the business and accounting principles that the clubs themselves use, we see that Arsenal added £12m to its total player costs for the coming season, while United added over £28m. Rather than a difference of less than 20% in actual spending (which is what net spend would show), the actual difference is over 200%.
 
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To kad nadjes nekog neutralnog koji 1) ne pise potpuno ocigledne stvari kao da otkriva ne znam koje istine 2) ume da pise o jos nekome osim o arsenalu i unitedu

 

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Zanimljiv članak u guardianu - exposing the widely held myths about how clubs sign players

 

Meni najinteresantniji delovi:

- Despite the nonsense you may have heard about Zlatan Ibrahimovic shirt sales generating £50m for Manchester United, which would far exceed his wages, it’s simply not true. At best, United are likely to see around £3m in additional revenue

- With Mkhitaryan costing Manchester United £8.75m per year in amortisation and £9.36m in wages (£180,000 per week multiplied by 52 weeks), his overall cost to the club is just over £18.1m per year

- While the transfer fees for Mkhitaryan and Xhaka are similar, Mkhitaryan is costing Manchester United 50% more than Xhaka is costing Arsenal on an annual basis.

To further illustrate why net spend doesn’t tell you anything about how clubs do business, consider United’s signing of Zlatan Ibrahimovic on a free transfer. While the “net spend” on that deal is zero, he adds well over £10m to Manchester United’s player costs this year. If those were the only transactions United and Arsenal made this summer, their “net spend” figures would be similar (£35m and £30m, respectively). However, after applying the business and accounting principles that the clubs themselves use, we see that Arsenal added £12m to its total player costs for the coming season, while United added over £28m. Rather than a difference of less than 20% in actual spending (which is what net spend would show), the actual difference is over 200%.
 
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Topla voda.

 

Plate su trosak!

Vazna je duzina ugovora!

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Koji random transfer, kao nesto iz osamdesetih. 

 

Svaka cas njemu na avanturizmu, a i Torinu na ambiciji. Jedino sto imam osjecaj da ce i tamo zavrsiti na klupi posle izvjesnog vremena..

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Englezi mi nisu jasni, pa nije Hartara bilo ko. Kako mu nisu našli nešto u Premieru, ili bar u Bundesligi

 

Ode im zaštitino lice reprezentacije da se potuca po oronulim polupraznim stadionima u Sasuolu, Kievo Veroni itd

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