Milan Škriniar

[CafeCordoba]

I know. Thats my point.

Its a professional sport, its a commercial world, if we had a legitimate footballing need for Skriniar, I wouldnt sabotage the quality of the team just to spite him (ASSUMING that the squad harmony was also fine with him coming back).

Same way I have no beef with hiring Marotta, or someting like that.

Bolded part is more important than some people would realize. No idea what the locker room would think about that return.

But, quite academical discussion since hard to see Skriniar to drop his salary by over 50%, could see us offering him 4-5M, except Oaktree might just say no.

 

[pier]

Just looking up capology, he actually got 9m net + 2m bonus (wow), and the remaining contract is 4 years, so that's a total of 36m left excluding bonus.
Highly doubt he would be willing to walk away from that, unless there was another crazy club willing to top that. SA clubs are also out of the equation.

Maybe they could just send him out on loan elsewhere, but hey, it's PSG, maybe they could just sell him while contributing some of the wages or some compensation and take that loss like nothing.

 

[.h.]

Bolded part is more important than some people would realize. No idea what the locker room would think about that return.

yeah 100%. I could imagine theyre like fuck you bro, you ditched us right at an important time, or at the same time, i could imagine like eh no big deal, it was a contract, you went on bosman. Hakan, shit even Inzaghi, De Vrij, all left their clubs on similar circumstances. Dunno about Thuram? Obviously he was Bosman

 

[CafeCordoba]

Just looking up capology, he actually got 9m net + 2m bonus (wow), and the remaining contract is 4 years, so that's a total of 36m left excluding bonus.
Highly doubt he would be willing to walk away from that, unless there was another crazy club willing to top that. SA clubs are also out of the equation.

Maybe they could just send him out on loan elsewhere, but hey, it's PSG, maybe they could just sell him while contributing some of the wages or some compensation and take that loss like nothing.

It's most probably loan route for Skriniar and as you suggested, PSG paying big part of his salary.

 

[.h.]

Just looking up capology, he actually got 9m net + 2m bonus (wow), and the remaining contract is 4 years, so that's a total of 36m left excluding bonus.
Highly doubt he would be willing to walk away from that, unless there was another crazy club willing to top that. SA clubs are also out of the equation.

Maybe they could just send him out on loan elsewhere, but hey, it's PSG, maybe they could just sell him while contributing some of the wages or some compensation and take that loss like nothing.

oh, I'm sure if he were to leave, itd be a significant handshake/loans, and a small fee. Any fee is plusvalenza, so you probably take a hit but partially offset some of it

 

[PHM1605]

Give me a reason to prefer Skriniar to Hermoso please?

That lone sentence is enough. The Spanish is far superior in every tickboxes and we still reject him.

 

[Il Drago]

@Materazzi_23 you wanted me to stir things up on Skriniar thread. Here we go.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1826990957042049353

 

[crzdcolombian]

@Materazzi_23 you wanted me to stir things up on Skriniar thread. Here we go.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1826990957042049353

will they give him 10m a season? + pay a fee for him? So he wasted 2 years of his prime now wants to come back to Italy.

a month ago PSG was offering him to Turkish clubs.

We should make an offer of we will take him on loan and cover 20% of his wages.

 

[Campione]

I totally forgot about this guy till this morning when some facebook pages posted the news about his absence in PSG squad.

What the fuck happened to this guy? Did he regress so fast?

 

[.h.]

I totally forgot about this guy till this morning when some facebook pages posted the news about his absence in PSG squad.

What the fuck happened to this guy? Did he regress so fast?

injuries and, like many inter players who left, great in an inter system... not as good outside it.

 

[NimAraya]

yeah 100%. I could imagine theyre like fuck you bro, you ditched us right at an important time, or at the same time, i could imagine like eh no big deal, it was a contract, you went on bosman. Hakan, shit even Inzaghi, De Vrij, all left their clubs on similar circumstances. Dunno about Thuram? Obviously he was Bosman

I guess they're more mature than that. Skriniar is no Icardi. He never brought any problem while he was here and he seems a pretty respected player within the squad. What happened between him and the management is another story.

 

[PHM1605]

yeah 100%. I could imagine theyre like fuck you bro, you ditched us right at an important time, or at the same time, i could imagine like eh no big deal, it was a contract, you went on bosman. Hakan, shit even Inzaghi, De Vrij, all left their clubs on similar circumstances. Dunno about Thuram? Obviously he was Bosman

Skriniar lied to us when we were asking about his intention of renewal (new-Hamsik bullshit). That made us (naive Zhang to be specific) rejected 50m offer a year earlier that directly damaged the club.

Then in the last year of his contract he suffered a mysterious injury. When returned his head was no longer on the field, played like shit and ate bench. We were totally unprepared but fortunately it didn't backfire coz Darmian stepped up to surprise everyone.

He wasn't hated only due to the Bosman. But the context around.

 

[.h.]

Skriniar lied to us when we were asking about his intention of renewal (new-Hamsik bullshit). That made us (naive Zhang to be specific) rejected 50m offer a year earlier that directly damaged the club.

Then in the last year of his contract he suffered a mysterious injury. When returned his head was no longer on the field, played like shit and ate bench. We were totally unprepared but fortunately it didn't backfire coz Darmian stepped up to surprise everyone.

He wasn't hated only due to the Bosman. But the context around.

I'm aware of that. Hakan did somewhat similar with Milan, and so did Inzaghi.

 

[Il Drago]

Then in the last year of his contract he suffered a mysterious injury. When returned his head was no longer on the field, played like shit and ate bench. We were totally unprepared but fortunately it didn't backfire coz Darmian stepped up to surprise everyone.

Skriniar had a back injury. At first they tried to treat it conservatively but eventually he had to undergo a surgery because of it. This wasn't Icardi like injury. Nothing mysterious about it. Also he returned to training only before the last Serie A match of the season. Inzaghi chose not to use him at all due to his long absence.

Hate him all you want for not signing the extension but don't accuse him of things he didn't do.

 

[Universe]

Calabria Skriniar Tomori Hernandez is a scudetto-winning defence

 

[PHM1605]

Skriniar had a back injury. At first they tried to treat it conservatively but eventually he had to undergo a surgery because of it. This wasn't Icardi like injury. Nothing mysterious about it. Also he returned to training only before the last Serie A match of the season. Inzaghi chose not to use him at all due to his long absence.

Hate him all you want for not signing the extension but don't accuse him of things he didn't do.

I mixed the order of the injury but he didn't do what? Skriniar pushed to leave in the Winter Mercato already and his back injury was March.

Skriniar confirms PSG move: Yes, it's true, I've already signed

Milan Skriniar will leave Inter to join Paris Saint-Germain, with the French club looking set to get a move over the line for the defender that they had been pursuing for a number

www.marca.com

He played like shit after saying that, stupid cards here and there and ate bench. Don't act as if Skriniar was innocent.

 

[CafeCordoba]

We shopped him during that summer and PSG made the offer to him. He got lured by that offer and was ready to ride to the free agency.

He chose money over the happy place where he was loved (read: adored by the fans). Now he's reaping the benefits of that decision.

Lesson of the story is, do not leave Inter if you're life is fine there.

 

[.h.]

same for hakimi. at inter, everyone in the world was talking about him

now, no one mentions him

 

[Jnr]

same for hakimi. at inter, everyone in the world was talking about him

now, no one mentions him

Tbh Hakimi he doubled / tripled his wages if all bonuses kicks in, he lives in a metropolitan fancy Capital Le Paris with huge muslim population and still is valued as a starter. He fits in there better than in Milano.

In Skriniar's case he doesn't fit PSG anymore. Or Paris. They replaced him with 40M€ Pacho who will be one of the best CB in the game in few years, dude is a beast.

 

[Il Drago]

same for hakimi. at inter, everyone in the world was talking about him

now, no one mentions him

Hakimi is closer to Onana than Skriniar. Someone who struggled a lot but wasn't bad enough to be forced out. He still starts for his team but far from his best.

Skriniar is in the same league with Lukaku. Flop.