I didn't think Cavani had third party ownership. I think Napoli is just keeping the price high because they know they can in today's football wage climate. It's a win win for the club. They figure either Chelsea, City, PSG, or Real will eventually crack and pay the required buyout clause. If not they keep him. I don't know that i'd be happy with Gomez or Soldado. Not that I think they are bad by any means, but they would be obvious last choice picks the same as Ba was. Whilst they could realistically do better than Ba, I think it will just send the wrong message about the club. Regardless of winning back to back European trophies I think many of our supporters and organization need to accept that fact that we have become a bit of a joke with all the insanity and instability in the past few years. I myself don't always mind being hated, it only makes the victories more sweet. But at the same time I think Roman realized we needed a morale boost. BIG TIME. And to send a message that the games are over and we are a serious club and a serious threat in any tournament or league we enter. Bringing back Mourinho was step one, I think the purchase of a world class striker to lead our attack will only reassure the supporters even more. Roman is a Chelsea fan and he'll want to see us win and be taken more seriously.