first was against Napoli, where he was a flop in his three seasons.

and now against Verona, where he only played for one season, but it was the best season of his career.

Question for your next episode:

Am I alone in feeling that Juventus would be better off fielding a starting-X sans Koop than a starting-XI with Koop?

more seriously, Miretti has shown much more quality than Koop in his handful of cameos. Do you feel that he has earned a spot ahead of Koop?

closest thing I can find to such an article is this wsj piece that claims more specifically that lobbyists in Trump’s circle charge at least $1M to lobby Trump for a pardon… hardly the same thing.

www.wsj.com/politics/pol...

not necessarily, certainly not on this topic haha

because as I understand, when a buyback clause is part of a transfer deal it makes the initial transfer fee sit in a financial limbo of sorts as it cannot be registered as income til the buyback clause expires (making the sale & it’s fee final) which exacerbates the power of larger clubs’ wealth.

maybe clubs need to start demanding buyback-buyout clauses when negotiating with Real Madrid; something where the clubs to pay the buyback clause fee to RM as a way of canceling it in order to protect a player who has become an asset (assuming that such a deal could be legal?)