The Dutch young person put a conclusion to extraordinary theory by marking for Juventus prior this month, and cases cash had no influence in his official choice
New Juventus focus back Matthijs de Ligt has disproved claims that cash had a major impact in his prominent move to Italy this month.
The 19-year-old shot to noticeable quality at Ajax last season as they achieved the semi-last phase of the Champions League and lifted the Eredivisie title, starting a race for his mark this late spring including a portion of Europe’s greatest clubs.
Any semblance of Liverpool, Paris Saint-Germain and Barcelona all enrolled an enthusiasm for the Netherlands universal before he elastic stepped his €75 million (£68m/$84m) move to Turin, with the last apparently persuaded that the young person would, in the long run, settle on Camp Nou.
At the point when his choice was deferred, the Spanish victors, who professed to have concurred terms with the safeguard, voiced their dissatisfaction as new suitors showed up on what felt like an everyday schedule.
At one phase, a potential move to Paris was apparently rejected because of the way that club authorities wouldn’t ensure the Dutchman a similar compensation structure as star forward Kylian Mbappe.
De Ligt, in any case, has played recommendations that cash was the most important thing in the world, thinking about a mid-year of the hypothesis that swayed from case and counter-guarantee to the out and out crazy.
“Cash assumed no job at all in my decision for another club,” he said in a meeting with VI. “Everybody who knows me realizes that.
“Cash has never been ‘driving’. Everybody is qualified for their supposition and I will regard that, however a few people were making statements like that in all respects effectively.
“Consistently there was something new. Abruptly, even my dad was excessively fat and that is the reason one of the clubs [Manchester United] didn’t need me. That causes you to go: ‘please man’.”
He rushed to safeguard the part played by his specialist Mino Raiola, who was instrumental in developing his possible move to the Italian victors.
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