Hello everyone, I am pretty sure everyone has seen the latest twist to the transfer saga of Gareth Bale with a proposed move of £78 million to Real Madrid... Wait... What happened to 'financial fairplay'? The deal has been dragging on for over two months now and Tottenham are apparently prepared to accept the deal till September 2nd (D-DAY) in a bid to prevent Arsenal from making any signings from Real Madrid. Pressing question on the agenda now. Do you suppose Real Madrid are representing economical behavior as a club? Bear in mind, Madrid purchased Kaka from AC Milan for £57.2 million and Christiano Ronaldo for £82.7 million in 2009. I predict that some individuals would suggest, you have to buy quality with money, but, is this the extent we must really go to?
On the other hand, Arsenal seem to be playing it the Economical way with Wenger not spending a penny from his transfer kitty so far. The only signings to date are Yaya Sanogo from Auxerre and Mathieu Flamini from AC Milan both on free transfers. Last queation, do such big fees for players have any effect on the economy of the paying club?
If you have any opinions or questions, please feel free to post below.
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