"Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Manchester United No. 7 – Cristiano Ronaldo!" When Manchester United officially announced that Portuguese superstar Cristiano Ronaldo had put back on the legendary No. 7 shirt, Juventus boss Allegri was furious and angry at the Bianconeri hierarchy, who broke his promise to invite him back to coaching.
Allegri insisted that sending Ronaldo was not part of the plan agreed upon at the time, and after selling Ronaldo to Manchester United at a low price, Juve only replaced moises Keane on loan from Everton, refusing the opportunity to sign Cavani from Manchester United.
Juve originally hoped to receive a transfer fee of 25 million euros on Cristiano Ronaldo, but was eventually bargained by Manchester United to 23 million euros, of which 8 million were floating clauses and the other 15 million were paid in installments of 5 years. The old woman's top brass obviously wanted to clear C Luo's weekly after-tax salary burden of more than 500,000 per week, and they succeeded, and the difference in transfer fees of several million dollars was negligible compared to the huge salary.
But manager Allegri is angry now because Cristiano Ronaldo scored more than 30 goals last season and he can't hope that Keane Jr. can make up for those goals. Even Argentine striker Dybala, who has high hopes, will not be able to make up for the shortcomings after becoming the core.
Il Giornale said Allegri was outraged by club president Andrea Agnelli and sporting director Federico Cairobini. But when they discussed returning to coaching with the 54-year-old "囧 Shuai", they did not say that they wanted to purge C Luo. They also signed Manuel Locatelli from Sassuolo this summer, but sending Ronaldo away in the last minute of the transfer window made Allegri feel betrayed.
After a 1-0 defeat at home to Empoli at the weekend, Allegri complained: "Cristiano (Ronaldo) spent three years at Juve and is very good at scoring goals, he is an extraordinary player, but we can't think about Cristiano Ronaldo now. I have a good team and we have to realize that Juve can't just control the scenes and not score. We need to unite, and that will help our future. I'm always optimistic. 」
In contrast, Cristiano Ronaldo scored two goals in the Midweek World Cup, setting a new international individual goal record with 111 goals, demonstrating juve's lost and Manchester United's imminent super ability.
After Cristiano Ronaldo left Juve, the Bianconeri also turned down the opportunity to sign Cavani from Manchester United. In the last moments of the transfer window, he was recommended to Barca and Juve, who expressed interest and Juve said they did not have money.
Italy's "Football Market Network" (Calciomercato) revealed that Juve's club executives never considered Cavani because his salary is also high. Uruguay's striker's weekly salary at Manchester United is £250,000, which Juve is reluctant to pay. Of course, United eventually sold Daniel James for £30 million and therefore did not agree to Cavani's departure.
United made a profit of £10 million by selling James, who was signed with a 15 million down payment two years ago. It is worth mentioning that this is only the fifth profitable transfer sale of Manchester United in the past 10 years.
Hernandez, the "little pea", who joined for a transfer fee of £6.5 million after the 2010 World Cup, sold £7.3 million when he joined Bayer Leverkusen in 2015; Manchester United signed left-back Buttner from Dutch Avethes for £4m in 2014 and sold him for £5.6 million; In 2014, Blind joined from Ajax for a transfer fee of £14 million, and returned to Jaffa four years later, making Manchester United £4.5 million; and Smalling, who joined for £7 million in 2010. Last year's transfer cost £13.6 million when he moved to Rome.
It can be said that this summer's manchester United transfer transaction has rarely raised its eyebrows.