With the official announcement of a couple of outgoing operations explained in detail by Juventusthe journalist of Allsports Guido Vaciago he took a few stones out of the water by talking about “double standards” compared to the treatment reserved for other clubs: “Juventus has sold Enzo Barrenechea and Samuel Iling-Junior to Aston Villa. It was known, but it was announced yesterday with two official press releases, the length of which was evident.
Where, once, literally three very dry lines would have been enough to give the news, Juventus used 2987 keystrokes (including spaces) to explain, in detail, why Iling Jr was valued at 14 million (plus 3 of possible bonuses) and Barrenechea 8 (plus 3 of possible bonuses). An explanation that is for the direct use and consumption of Consob, also the result of the legal disputes of last season, which cost 10 penalty points (and damages of 100 million caused by the failure to participate in the Champions League)”.
Vaciago continues, speaking by quoting another club that was the protagonist – in his opinion – of a controversial market operation: “Juventus, on the other hand, was also the only club to be condemned for a practice, that of capital gains from player exchanges, which was used (in many cases abused) by dozens and dozens of other clubs. And the same condemnation of Juventus had the singular effect of not punishing the clubs that had committed the “fictitious capital gains” together with Juventus.
All this while we wait to find out what the sports justice thinks of the Osimhen case, the deal Napoli closed with Lille thanks to the inclusion of four players valued at 7, 5, 4 and 4 million respectively (20 million in total), but who never set foot in Lille and then disappeared into the depths of the lower categories, not before publicly reporting the deception. Just as we are waiting to find out if something will happen to all the other teams under investigation for the same case that cost Juventus so dearly (and maybe even those that are not under investigation, but have moved players three/four times, back and forth, always increasing their valuation). Juventus who now tells its market in detail. The other clubs, on the other hand, do not”.
