Giovanni Carnevali - CEO/GM (4 Viewers)

Alin

FINO ALLA FINE!
Jul 27, 2015
8,883
He let Como sign Liberali. Fuck this carnival barker.
He dodged a bullet, we would've killed his career.
Yeah to be fair i wouldn’t be surprised if the player himself decided on the move, considering there was a low release clause i’m sure more teams could afford it and probably made an attempt… whereas Liberali himself obviously knows that at Como he will find much more space to play and develop at this stage of his career, whereas at Juve he’d have likely signed up to either a series of loans or only as a rarely used sporadic backup.

All in all i’m also annoyed whenever we miss out on actual very promising talents while they are still relatively cheap, but with this types that already have many suitors ready to insert them in their first XI rotation right away you either give similar guarantees or miss out on them, which tbh i don’t blame anyone here because nor could we give such guarantees and at the same time the player would’ve risked stagnating his development.
 

AFL_ITALIA

MAGISTERIAL
Jun 17, 2011
33,769
Yeah to be fair i wouldn’t be surprised if the player himself decided on the move, considering there was a low release clause i’m sure more teams could afford it and probably made an attempt… whereas Liberali himself obviously knows that at Como he will find much more space to play and develop at this stage of his career, whereas at Juve he’d have likely signed up to either a series of loans or only as a rarely used sporadic backup.

All in all i’m also annoyed whenever we miss out on actual very promising talents while they are still relatively cheap, but with this types that already have many suitors ready to insert them in their first XI rotation right away you either give similar guarantees or miss out on them, which tbh i don’t blame anyone here because nor could we give such guarantees and at the same time the player would’ve risked stagnating his development.
I think we could've to be honest. He could play in the RW position or an attacking midfielder, maybe we could've done a 4-2-3-1 with the 3 consisting of some arrangement of Yildiz, him, and Conceicao. That's if the club really believed in his talent of course, which we don't do here.
 

Alin

FINO ALLA FINE!
Jul 27, 2015
8,883
I think we could've to be honest. He could play in the RW position or an attacking midfielder, maybe we could've done a 4-2-3-1 with the 3 consisting of some arrangement of Yildiz, him, and Conceicao. That's if the club really believed in his talent of course, which we don't do here.
Maybe he didn't want to get him because he has someone stronger instead like he did with Daffara.
The talent is obvious so i do think he could have found playing time here too, likely as a sporadic sub getting eased in which could have also helped him in handling better all the pressure, but personally on this one i’m more inclined to think that the player himself simply picked the project that he believes will give him more guarantees in terms of playing time/continuity and help the most in his development, after all he is moving to a lower pressure environment with not as big of expectations but also still gets to compete at the highest level, which is ideal for this stage of his career.
 

Espectro

The Grimreaper
Jul 12, 2002
14,860
Lets see;

Day 1:

- Cant sell none of the plaers we have to get rid to get plusvalenza
- Sells 2 of our best young players without buy back option to get plusvalenza
- Pays 18M for a playeyr that might end up back on loan

Day 2:

- Di Gregorio's agent talks trash about the club and until now... silence from our CEO

Look, I understand that Carnevali is new to the job, and that it’s unfair to expect him to fix everything from day one—especially given the many problems inherited from previous administrations—but...

This is Juventus; this is what he was brought in for. He needs to do better; it hasn't been the best of starts...

They say you don't get a second chance to make a good first impression.

Well, Mr. Carnevali, I think you’ve missed the chance to make a good first impression. Now the clock is ticking—prove that initial impression wrong and show that you really are the right person for the job.
 

PhRoZeN

Livin with Mediocre
Mar 29, 2006
18,074
when inda want muharemovic: 25m

https://www.corrieredellosport.it/n...a_con_il_sassuolo_per_c_il_nodo_juve?hl=en-US

when jj wants the same player, after a negative world cup: 18m with a 50% discount



this guy isn't great with percentages. we might have just hired the italian trump
Carnavelli, the gift that keeps giving.

Parma gets Daffara without a high % clause, its ok the feeling is there

Genoa in trouble - no problem, we will buy young okaka to bail you out but Genoa need a young player - its ok you can puzcka without a high % clause

Sassuolo dont think its fair to get a small return on Muharamovic - no problem we will pay more than his worth to keep you happy

Italian clubs back to loving Juve for their active philanthropy.

Bless.
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
121,273
This guy will get us sent back to serie b
Hopefully he does, we deserve it.

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Lets see;

Day 1:

- Cant sell none of the plaers we have to get rid to get plusvalenza
- Sells 2 of our best young players without buy back option to get plusvalenza
- Pays 18M for a playeyr that might end up back on loan

Day 2:

- Di Gregorio's agent talks trash about the club and until now... silence from our CEO

Look, I understand that Carnevali is new to the job, and that it’s unfair to expect him to fix everything from day one—especially given the many problems inherited from previous administrations—but...

This is Juventus; this is what he was brought in for. He needs to do better; it hasn't been the best of starts...

They say you don't get a second chance to make a good first impression.

Well, Mr. Carnevali, I think you’ve missed the chance to make a good first impression. Now the clock is ticking—prove that initial impression wrong and show that you really are the right person for the job.
He’s done nothing his entire career. Couldn’t even revamp his shitty stadium in a town of 20k. He was selected because he’s old and Italian, that’s it. I wish the retards at the club would just admit it.
 

Cronios

Juventolog
Jun 7, 2004
27,817
The most important thing for This summer window is how well we will sell.
It's easy to buy, it's easy to overspend and this is how we got here.
Free transfers with low salaries using the Juve brand name alone.
Selling star key players like Bremer with a fee, bigger than his clause.
Smart swaps.
Performance clauses.
This is what we must see to reckon good work.
For the moment , he has failed to conclude the Miretti sale, The Cambiaso and Luis sale and swaps.
He has overspent for a 4goal/50game scorer
 

rainhard

Senior Member
May 5, 2004
5,031
He has overspent for a 4goal/50game scorer
Not to compare him to the Goatee Cristiano Ronaldo.

But CR7 only score 4 goals in the league and 2 goals in FA cup in his first season with MU

And he is only score 5 goals with Sporting in all competition before he join MU
 

Cronios

Juventolog
Jun 7, 2004
27,817
And today we got Reynaud,(18yo LCB) with our next target being Elmas (26yo. LM) for 15mil, it appears we will spend our budget on youngsters till Mundial is over. Accept the mid table role and hope for the future...
 
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Scottish

Zebrastreifenpferd
Mar 13, 2011
11,867
Get fucking moving! No time to lose!

No time to adjust either, we need players in now! Good ones no more monumental signings after your first one
 

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