See How Chelsea Can Sign Sensational Lionel Messi Next Summer Transfer
According to Telegraph.co.uk, Chelsea have a better opportunity amongst other big clubs to sign Lionel Messi next season. This is because Chelsea monetary books has looked increasingly healthy for the past years and they could capitalize on it.
So How is it Gonna Happen?
Recently, a Japanese company Yokohama Rubber announce a mammoth £200million shirt sponsorship deal with the London club. Together with the incoming transfer revenue profits due to the selling of costly Fernando Torres, Chelsea will now have £40 million pounds in extra money to buy players next summer transfer.
But with the financial fair play rule accounting for amortized transfer fee of a player, which is the total cost, broken down over the duration of his contract, then according to Telegraph, Chelsea should be able to pay part of his humongous £180 million release clause with relative ease. Don’t be surprise when it happens because Mourinho is already playing mind games over there.
If Chelsea match his fee and importantly match his reported wage of £16.3million a year in a five year contract deal, then according to telegraph, then Messi’s amortized fee would workout at £52.3million per year.
So if the blues already have a £40million surplus money to spend, I do believe an annual figure of £52.3million won’t seems to be difficult for the club to afford. The odds might still seems low but it is realistically achievable for Chelsea signing Messi next summer transfer. Due to the new lease of financial freedom, Chelsea can become unstoppable.
So should Chelsea sign Lionel Messi or use the money to strengthen other areas of the squad?
So How is it Gonna Happen?
Recently, a Japanese company Yokohama Rubber announce a mammoth £200million shirt sponsorship deal with the London club. Together with the incoming transfer revenue profits due to the selling of costly Fernando Torres, Chelsea will now have £40 million pounds in extra money to buy players next summer transfer.
But with the financial fair play rule accounting for amortized transfer fee of a player, which is the total cost, broken down over the duration of his contract, then according to Telegraph, Chelsea should be able to pay part of his humongous £180 million release clause with relative ease. Don’t be surprise when it happens because Mourinho is already playing mind games over there.
If Chelsea match his fee and importantly match his reported wage of £16.3million a year in a five year contract deal, then according to telegraph, then Messi’s amortized fee would workout at £52.3million per year.
So if the blues already have a £40million surplus money to spend, I do believe an annual figure of £52.3million won’t seems to be difficult for the club to afford. The odds might still seems low but it is realistically achievable for Chelsea signing Messi next summer transfer. Due to the new lease of financial freedom, Chelsea can become unstoppable.
So should Chelsea sign Lionel Messi or use the money to strengthen other areas of the squad?
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