If the club show ambition, which they will, then all the top players will stay-unless a favourite club of theirs come a knocking but that applies to all clubs with big players.
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If the club show ambition, which they will, then all the top players will stay-unless a favourite club of theirs come a knocking but that applies to all clubs with big players.
Well summed up Magz. Absolutely right.Quote:
Originally Posted by Magzer
Whilst this is true, unfortunately, the way ffp is designed, clubs are only allowed limited ambition.Quote:
Originally Posted by Magzer
Our owners have stated their ambition-to be the number one club in the world and they have the resources to do it. Being allowed to do it is another matter altogether.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xJiopVZix0
This show reel of Isak's highlights 23/24 is just a reminder of how all round his game is.
The 'design' of FFP/PSR is crafted by the 20 member clubs at the AGM. They have agreed to change the way it works which is more inline with UEFA's financial model.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zippity
One thing is for sure. Eales & Silverstone are top of their field in maximising commercial revenues. Also, as I mentioned, in the near future I foresee a non-affiliated Middle East based group of companies investing in a package of sponsorship deals with the club to boost the revenues.
With the engagement of a non-affiliate sponsor the contracts are not subject to 'Fair Market Value' review. Not saying that the non-affiliate group will be throwing hundreds of millions of Dollars at the club blindly but potentially their investment will provide considerable support to the club whilst the transition to be a stable top 4 regular and attract the major global sponsors.
As they say: where there’s a will, there’s a way!Quote:
Originally Posted by Zippity
When the only tool you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail!Quote:
Originally Posted by toptoon