At the end of the day it's / we're all assets.Rumors and open houses all in one.
At the end of the day it's / we're all assets.Rumors and open houses all in one.
Isn’t the deadline for him to sign today?It appears Mitrita's current team is looking for a replacement for him, however the article says "if he leaves for MLS"...
https://www.fanatik.ro/alex-ionita-cat-costa-transferul-de-la-cfr-cluj-la-craiova-18753964
Isn’t the deadline for him to sign today?
Negative. If he wanted to go to another European club then yes. MLS window is open until late February, so MLS clubs can still bring in players up until that date. However, European clubs cannot bring anyone in after tonight. Even though the European window isn't open, players can move to a club in a league with a window that is still open.Isn’t the deadline for him to sign today?
This is correct, except that the MLS transfer window extends all the way to May 7. This is because it is the Primary Transfer Window coming at the start of the season, which is typically the longest.Negative. If he wanted to go to another European club then yes. MLS window is open until late February, so MLS clubs can still bring in players up until that date. However, European clubs cannot bring anyone in after tonight. Even though the European window isn't open, players can move to a club in a league with a window that is still open.
Example;
Atlanta needed to get a club for Almiron in Europe finished by today, because the European window closes today.
Technically, Atlanta could sign a player from Newcastle up until the end of February because the MLS window is still open. Even though the European window is closed, European clubs can still transfer players OUT, just not in. The window is solely for bringing players IN/signing them.
Thanks for the knowledge clarification, Gator!This is correct, except that the MLS transfer window extends all the way to May 7. This is because it is the Primary Transfer Window coming at the start of the season, which is typically the longest.
https://www.fifatms.com/itms/worldwide-transfer-windows-calendar/
Was really hoping this would be a Man City sign and loan
Romanian League says Craiova gets 20% of a future transfer, which seems unreasonable given the fee and massive profit they're making on this sale.
Yeah I always assumed the future transfer percentages were net of the original transfer fee paid. Basing it on the entire sell-on fee is crazy. Is that normal or did RB just do something unusually stupid.This is how NJ is getting screwed w Kaku.
Someone tell DJ Mode.His nickname is "science"?
Alex Mitrita will leave for New York City. The Americans defeated Craiova University and striker "Science" will play in MLS. The transfer amount is close to 8 million euros, as FANATIK announced on January 29.
The Romanian striker will make a medical visit to Manchester, with shareholders in New York City being the same from Manchester City. Mitriţa will sign a 4-year contract and will have a salary of over $ 1 million a year.
Yeah I always assumed the future transfer percentages were net of the original transfer fee paid. Basing it on the entire sell-on fee is crazy. Is that normal or did RB just do something unusually stupid.
Usually when a common business practice is contrary to what I expect I figure the people involved know better than I do from the outside, but basing it on the gross is nuts. It's much more logical to raise the percentage but base it on the net.It's common. Craiova's giving 20% of this fee back to Pescara. We also reportedly gave Libertad a 20% sell-on clause with Medina's $4m transfer fee.