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Beduin je napisao/la: ↑

23 jul 2024, 18:13

Florenzi ide, zezate?
To je za mustuluka i ocito se pravi mjesto za nivog beka.

Zenga je napisao/la: ↑

26 jul 2024, 00:45

Thiaw je još uvijek mlad i može napredovat, ali mu je problem isti kao u Tomorija, ovisni su o mentoru. Tandem Tomori-Thiaw nije idealan jer su slični kao igrači, mislim da bi Thiawu bolje odgovaralo igrati sa tipom poput Botmana, a i Milanu da dovedu drugi profil CB-a. Win-win.

Thiaw bi mogao izrasti u jako kvalitetnog CB-a, što trenutno i nije, zato i jeste realna cijena nekih 35M. Mislim da je Pavlović trenutno bolji od Thiawa, a i da bi formirao jači CB par sa Tomorijem.

meepo je napisao/la: ↑

26 jul 2024, 14:11

Beduin je napisao/la: ↑

23 jul 2024, 18:13

Florenzi ide, zezate?
To je za mustuluka i ocito se pravi mjesto za nivog beka.

S Florenzia na Royala

celikmilan je napisao/la: ↑

27 jul 2024, 14:02

Kakva bolan bura. Došao je napadač za 13M. Sad će prodati par igrača da povrate te pare. Ako prodaju Thiawa doći će Pavlović i to je to. Možda još nekoga prodaju i to je kraj mercata.

Over the last year and change we heard people and the media throw the term MoneyBall around. Mostly people and especially the Italian media who don’t even understand what they are talking about. They think Moneyball is buy low-sell high so the big bad Milan owners can line up their greedy pockets.
Moneyball is buying undervalued, under appreciated players who will give you the same production as an overpriced, overhyped, overvalued player for the fraction of the cost. The Morata signing is a perfect example of a MoneyBall signing.
Let’s make comparison.
– Osimhen.
His transfer to Napoli cost 77.5 million. In 4 years at Napoli he has scored 76 goals (6 from penalty) and provided 18 assists. That’s an average of 19 goals per season in all competitions, and 4.5 assists. = 23.5 goal contributions per season.

– Vlahovic.
He cost Juventus 83.5 million, plus has the highest salary in the league. In the last 4 years between Fiorentina & Juve, he has scored 82 goals (17 penalties) and provided 15 assists. That comes up to 20.5 goals per season and 3.75 assists. = 24.25 goal contributions per season.
If we look just at his Juventus numbers, in 2.5 years he has scored 41 goals and 9 assists. That’s 16.4 goals and 3.6 assists = 20 goal contributions per season for Juve after they paid 83.5 mil for him.

– Giroud.
In 3 years as a Milan player, after he was bought for a whopping 4.8 mil and 3.5 mil a year salary, Giroud scored a total of 49 goals (11 penalties) and provided 20 assists. That’s 16.3 goals per season and 6.6 assists. = 22.9 goal contributions.
Giroud for just about the same amount of time has been more productive that Vlahovic after his big money transfer.

– Morata.
In 4 years, between Juve and Atletico, Morata has scored 69 goals (5 penalties) and dished out 29 assists. That’s 17.25 goals per season and 7.25 assists. = 24.5 goal contributions per season, the most of all 4 players.
Morata in the last 4 years has scored 6 less non penalty goals than Osimhen and only 1 less than Vlahovic. But hype around Vlahovic and Osimhen because of their transfer fee will make you think that they are a prolific goalscorer who guarantee you 20+ goals per season. The numbers don’t back that up.
Stop judging players based on how much they were bought for and the media and fan hype behind them. It’s all about production, and over the last 4 years, even though he played for defensive minded coaches like Allegri and Simeone, Morata has been more productive than players that cost 6 times more than him.