Quote from: TelolettOm on July 07, 2025, 05:02:59 PM

Quote from: Helena Yu on July 07, 2025, 07:49:50 AM

His market value down to 40 Million Euros, which is acceptable if Aston Villa want to spend for such amount.

But I doubt Aston Villa can afford to pay his salary, currently the highest salary in Aston Villa is Tielemans, 7.8 Million Euros, that's 2.5 times lower than Vlahovic's salary. Vlahovic have to cut down his salary, Aston Villa might able to pay half of his current salary if we judge based on his current performance.

Yes, his market value has indeed decreased significantly compared to his golden age around 2022. His salary is £315,000 per week, besides those who already have a replacement, Juventus also apparently want to sell Vlahović quickly because they don't want to let that CF go for free if left next year. because of that they are willing to make a cut-price deal so that the deal can be done quickly.

Breaking news about updates of galatasaray about to sign Osimhen for €50m plus €5m, but Napoli want more. Previously, Galatasaray only wanted to extend Osimhen's loan again, but Napoli wanted to sell him. Previously, Al-Hilal wanted to pay around €75m clause, but it was Osimhen who had no agreement.

Source: alatasaray have sent initial bid for Victor Osimhen

Juventus spent €83.5m and now Vlahović is worth less than half - €35m, and dropping like a stone (nearly 60% lost in value in just over three years). He signed that monster contract and all the goals dried up, not to mention the groin and muscle injuries, which turned him into the world's most expensive spectator for weeks at a time. Now, Juve's actually willing to pay part of his wages just to get rid of him. How's that for a modern transfer market horror story?

The Galatasaray-Osimhen story is almost the mirror image: Gala going all-in with €55m offers, Napoli digging their heels, and Saudi clubs waving silly money that Osimhen doesn't want. It really shows how top strikers are boxed in: the only way out is to leagues with no FFP, but guys like Osimhen (and Vlahović, so far) still want the Champions League lights

If Juve blink and let Vlahović run down his contract, that's a €40m+ black hole. One guy, nearly a quarter of the wage bill, playing Fortnite at home while the team fights for a Europa League spot. Classic modern football: pay big, get stuck, pray for Saudi or Turkish escape hatches