PuntsWolf
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Avoid 2 like Everton got. Leicester would definitely be down with a double hit.They’re owed one from their last season on the Premier League
Avoid 2 like Everton got. Leicester would definitely be down with a double hit.They’re owed one from their last season on the Premier League
Couldn't agree more , a championship player at best .Maresca will be lucky to see past October if Dewsbury-Hall is the calibre of player he's after. I wouldn't have him here. Bang average.
The latter. Or some are money + playerAre they straight swaps, or are they parallel transfers with the same amount of money paid for both, to bump PSR?
Because you can overvalue the player and get relief for it over the length of the contract. Sell a player for £20m and it's £20m straight into this years PSR. The player you sign for £20m on a 4 year contract is amortised across that period so you are booking £5m this year. The swap therefore gets you £15m for this season.I'm a bit thick, why are swaps better than cold-hard cash for PSR?
Parallel transfersAre they straight swaps, or are they parallel transfers with the same amount of money paid for both, to bump PSR?
At some point the PL will do something about it, but it's a benefit for this year's early adopters
Thinking about it more they could add the caveat that this only counts for players who've made less than 20 first team appearances.I guess they could exclude home-grown U21 players from PSR calculations.
Thank you. It's hard to see how this can be stopped beyond an tribunal deciding appropriate values for players.The latter. Or some are money + player
Because you can overvalue the player and get relief for it over the length of the contract. Sell a player for £20m and it's £20m straight into this years PSR. The player you sign for £20m on a 4 year contract is amortised across that period so you are booking £5m this year. The swap therefore gets you £15m for this season.
At some point the PL will do something about it, but it's a benefit for this year's early adopters
Juventus got a transfer ban from that didnt they?Yeah, it's a minefield. Even the most notorious iffy "swap" in recent memory of Arthur and Miralem Pjanic between Barcelona and Juventus (both players given a value about £30m over what anyone would realistically pay) couldn't be prosecuted.
We know it's dodgy but how do you prove it.
NopeJuventus got a transfer ban from that didnt they?
Would ensuring that the players value is the same on the outgoing clubs books as it will be on the incoming clubs books stop it?it's easy. You ban amortisation in a swap deal. Kills it instantly.