The arguments for and against selling Jorginho to Juventus

[James 5,140]

Football Italia have quotes from Jorginho’s agent which makes it very clear he would consider leaving if Juventus follow up on their reported interest in the midfielder now they’ve appointed Maurizio Sarri. That seems a safe assumption. Having not really settled here, and with his main benefactor gone, the chance to upgrade to to Juve […]

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[OneMoSalah 8,614]

"golden opportunity to cut our loses and get a big fee for a player who looks very unlikely at this stage to live up to his price tag"

Did this guy watch the first 10 games and the last 15 games? Fuck me... oh wait it gets better. If it were a HG player who played as well as Jorginho in those 25 games would there be any doubts? The guy probably had the most frustrating role in the team for the first half of the season because there was no midfield rotation, he was constantly man marked and nobody else would drop in to help him out either like we started to see with the likes of Barkley, Kovacic and Kante after a while 😂

"or even fit into the tactical schemes most managers would have in this circumstance."

Yeah sure the most successful and arguably innovative and maybe one of the most tactically flexible managers in terms of systems of the last 10-14 years (Pep) desperately wanted him although Jorginho struggles to fit into "tactical schemes most managers would have in this circumstance"..... also despite the fact he has been one of the first players on the teamsheet with Napoli, Chelsea and the Italian NT recently. Christ. Playing in 3 different systems really, although 2 are based on the same managers philosophy.  

[1905didierblue 748]

7 hours ago, OneMoSalah said:

"golden opportunity to cut our loses and get a big fee for a player who looks very unlikely at this stage to live up to his price tag"

Did this guy watch the first 10 games and the last 15 games? Fuck me... oh wait it gets better. If it were a HG player who played as well as Jorginho in those 25 games would there be any doubts? The guy probably had the most frustrating role in the team for the first half of the season because there was no midfield rotation, he was constantly man marked and nobody else would drop in to help him out either like we started to see with the likes of Barkley, Kovacic and Kante after a while 😂

"or even fit into the tactical schemes most managers would have in this circumstance."

Yeah sure the most successful and arguably innovative and maybe one of the most tactically flexible managers in terms of systems of the last 10-14 years (Pep) desperately wanted him although Jorginho struggles to fit into "tactical schemes most managers would have in this circumstance"..... also despite the fact he has been one of the first players on the teamsheet with Napoli, Chelsea and the Italian NT recently. Christ. Playing in 3 different systems really, although 2 are based on the same managers philosophy.  

Most of these articles just seem like OTT opinions.