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Paulo Dybala

LemonadeMoney said:
All Things Spurs is a bit of an attention fluffy bunnies cuddling. Nothing but guessing, with disclaimers.
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Mate each and everyone of them are absolute c u.nters. None of them know any bit of anything from anyone. Just bellends that think they are important and have important things to say. The sad thing is there's a lot of even bigger cu.n.ters out there that believe them. Some are on here... :p

Who's that cu. N. Ter that said Eriksen had signed an extension 2 weeks ago? Exactly. Absolute C. U. Nter
 
So if we have agreed a deal surely he would be in London now trying to negotiate and get his medical done as quickly as possible what with it being less than 24 hours until deadline day? Instead he is playing a friendly? A friendly thats not important for him to be playing in?

This is 100% being shut down before midnight tonight.
 
This sounds doable to me. Wages seem agreed which everyone said was impossible.

https://www.independent.co.uk/sport...l-juventus-image-rights-problem-a9046146.html

Tottenham transfer news: Paulo Dybala agrees to join from Juventus – but image rights holding up deal

The Argentine has agreed personal terms with Spurs but his complicated image rights are proving difficult
Tottenham Hotspur have agreed a deal to sign Paulo Dybala from Juventus – however the player’s labyrinthine image rights are currently holding up an agreement ahead of Thursday’s transfer deadline. Juventus are keen to offload Dybala this summer with new head coach Maurizio Sarri deeming him surplus to requirements in Turin this season. Mauricio Pochettino is a huge fan of the 25-year-old forward and Spurs this week expressed a concrete interest in signing the player, with the club willing to match his wage demands. However, the Argentine’s image rights are currently preventing a deal from being struck. Those rights are currently owned by the Malta-based Star Image Company and will cost an extra multimillion pound fee to settle.

Sources close to the negotiations however say that would be significantly lower than the £40m quoted in some Italian newspapers.

However, the additional cost will place further strain on Tottenham’s finances, after they earlier this summer broke their club-record transfer fee to sign Tanguy Ndombele from Lyon for an initial £55.4m.

The level of legal untangling to solve the image rights issue with Star Image Company mean the deal remains difficult to complete ahead of Thursday’s 5pm transfer deadline.

But the deal is far from dead.

Spurs are meanwhile expected to complete the £25m signing of Fulham’s Ryan Sessegnon on transfer deadline day.

Spurs have been in talks with the Championship side all summer with Sessegnon, 19, determined to complete a move to north London ahead of the start of the new season.

Daniel Levy’s reluctance to meet Fulham’s asking price has seen the deal go down to the wire, but a deal was finally struck between the two clubs on Wednesday ahead of a Thursday announcement.

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In fairness, I'd wager a guess that the biggest issue in dealing with image rights cowboys is that you need to make sure that even if you agree with them, you're not breaking a PL law by doing so!!!!
 
Yiddo said:
So if we have agreed a deal surely he would be in London now trying to negotiate and get his medical done as quickly as possible what with it being less than 24 hours until deadline day? Instead he is playing a friendly? A friendly thats not important for him to be playing in?

This is 400% being shut down before midnight tonight.
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You can sign players 'subject to a medical'
 
thfcsteff said:
In fairness, I'd wager a guess that the biggest issue in dealing with image rights cowboys is that you need to make sure that even if you agree with them, you're not breaking a PL law by doing so!!!!
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And finding a lawyer, with the right expertise, who is comfortable unpicking it at speed.
 
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