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Wesley Sneider
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According to Tancredi Palmeri, Inter and Gala have signed an exclusivity agreement for a €10 million transfer. Gala have until the 15th to agree terms with player, if Inter enter negotiations with any other clubs in that time they have to pay Gala €5 million 
Sneijder's entourage still desperate for a PL club to make a move. Going to Turkey would mean the same paycut he turned down from Inter, but they really want him gone.
Sneijder's entourage still desperate for a PL club to make a move. Going to Turkey would mean the same paycut he turned down from Inter, but they really want him gone.
Dicko
Paul Stalteri
According to Tancredi Palmeri, Inter and Gala have signed an exclusivity agreement for a €10 million transfer. Gala have until the 15th to agree terms with player, if Inter enter negotiations with any other clubs in that time they have to pay Gala €5 million
Sneijder's entourage still desperate for a PL club to make a move. Going to Turkey would mean the same paycut he turned down from Inter, but they really want him gone.
Why would Inter agree to this? Surely the more clubs they tout him to the easier they could get rid?
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
Inter have been touting and touting without finding a club. I'm assuming that if this is true Gala made an offer with this clause to give themselves a couple of days to negotiate with the player and his agent undisturbed and perhaps to put a bit of pressure on a player they know isn't stoked to sign for them. Inter could then either reject that offer with that clause and still struggle to get anywhere or they could accept it, possibly get a deal, if not then they still have time.
Howard Webb
Clive Wilson
Can't imagine any agent agreeing to exclusivity deals unless they get a cut. What use is an agent in a one-club deal? My guess is, the agent has made the case that the entire world is after him and he's probably correct. So he offers an absurd, small country GDP sized week long negotiation period for a cost of €5m and a bag of revels for the intern.
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
And another club reportedly not interested in a player that some on here seem to think is a "must sign" type of player.
Howard Webb
Clive Wilson
Insightful. That's why they pay you the big bucks
He is pricing himself out of a good move. Such a fantastic player
africanspurs
Justin Edinburgh
wesley sneijder is a world class footballer. whatever his personal or financial issues this man plays football at its best. he is one of the best players out there.
none of us knows whats going on behind closed doors but this guy is better than any of the midfielders we have...talent wise anyway
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
I agree fully. None of us know. I would be massively excited if we signed him, make no mistake
But to me it seems quite telling that around Europe there are directors of football, managers, head scouts and chairmen all seemingly sitting on their hands over this. Plenty of clubs that could need a bit of magic, some world class creativity. Sneijder at his best is world class, no doubt and he would strengthen all, but maybe 5-6 clubs in the world.
To me that seems like there are a lot of people around who know a hell of a lot more about football than I do who have serious doubts about how close to his best Sneijder will be in the coming seasons.
Not sure if serious . . .
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
Not sure if not sure if serious was serious...
What about my post seemed like it wasn't serious?
Rorschach
Ricky Villa
I agree fully. None of us know. I would be massively excited if we signed him, make no mistake
But to me it seems quite telling that around Europe there are directors of football, managers, head scouts and chairmen all seemingly sitting on their hands over this. Plenty of clubs that could need a bit of magic, some world class creativity. Sneijder at his best is world class, no doubt and he would strengthen all, but maybe 5-6 clubs in the world.
To me that seems like there are a lot of people around who know a hell of a lot more about football than I do who have serious doubts about how close to his best Sneijder will be in the coming seasons.
His wages are silly is the main reason I would guess, otherwise there would be a host of clubs all over this transfer, including us I imagine.
Do you consider Sneijder (or his calibre of player) not a 'must sign' if financially possible?
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
Financially possible? What do you mean by that?
Like I said, Sneijder at his best was fantastic.
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
Would depend very much on the kind of deal we could sign him for.
Seems to me to be a good gamble at a decent price, and that's why I think Levy might look to do a deal if we can towards the end of the window if no one has met his and Inter's asking price by then.
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