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Thing is loan is proberly just semantics, going to be hard to sell him, no.club is going to be stupid enough to actually buy him, likewise if we were stupid enough to offer him the high wages in the first place thats on us.
If that was the case why did we fail to transfer him on deadline day just gone?
From Bascombe in the Telegraph...
(And I'm going to get the popcorn for the replies)
"The Colombian signed a two-year Goodison deal worth £250k a week in 2020. His contract included a clause to activate a third year based on appearances. Given Rodriguez was only available for 48 per cent of the minutes Everton played last season, that was not triggered. It never will be, either, given the understandable reticence to spend a further £26 million in wages on the 30-year-old over the next two campaigns."
Everton might miss James Rodriguez's talent but they would relish the financial relief
Every month that Rodriguez, who is in Qatar trying to secure a deal in the Middle East, is at Goodison costs another £1.03m in wages
We need to get this move signed off soon , I’m terrified what figure will be at in a Fortnight .From Bascombe in the Telegraph...
(And I'm going to get the popcorn for the replies)
"The Colombian signed a two-year Goodison deal worth £250k a week in 2020. His contract included a clause to activate a third year based on appearances. Given Rodriguez was only available for 48 per cent of the minutes Everton played last season, that was not triggered. It never will be, either, given the understandable reticence to spend a further £26 million in wages on the 30-year-old over the next two campaigns."
Everton might miss James Rodriguez's talent but they would relish the financial relief
Every month that Rodriguez, who is in Qatar trying to secure a deal in the Middle East, is at Goodison costs another £1.03m in wages
fair enough!
How do you know that ?
He plays call of duty mate, not fortnite.
From Bascombe in the Telegraph...
(And I'm going to get the popcorn for the replies)
"The Colombian signed a two-year Goodison deal worth £250k a week in 2020. His contract included a clause to activate a third year based on appearances. Given Rodriguez was only available for 48 per cent of the minutes Everton played last season, that was not triggered. It never will be, either, given the understandable reticence to spend a further £26 million in wages on the 30-year-old over the next two campaigns."
Everton might miss James Rodriguez's talent but they would relish the financial relief
Every month that Rodriguez, who is in Qatar trying to secure a deal in the Middle East, is at Goodison costs another £1.03m in wages
Would you employ someone who stated in his interview that if his old employer wanted him he could jump ship,no questions asked no financial recompense? Moshiri,top owner.
It was originally a pay cut from his 140k he had been on at Madrid if you look back at the media reports then. Even in July this year, Marca were reporting it was 7m a year (134k a week).Bascombe was among the people reporting he was in line with our other highest earners last year.
Plus, if the reports are true that Al Rayyan are paying 8m to cover his wages, then it means James is on less than that.
It genuinely does just keep jumping up. It was 'nearly 200k' in July, then 200k in August, then 'north of 200k' on deadline day and now 250k
