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FinBarcelonafan
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Bayern are sucking the blood out of every other club in Germany, in the process also preventing other CL clubs of getting additional talent.
It's a great system for them
Windhook
Well-known member
Definitely. Bayern are a great example of how a club should be managed on every level.
soul24rage
Senior Member
Unfortunately for Barca, it's close to impossible to do that in La Liga with RM and ATM there.
khaled_a_d
Senior Member
They did it plenty of times and shipped players overseas.
And here is the catch, Barca,RM,Atletico very rarely to sell to each other, that isn't true with BVB,Schalke etc who tried to compete with Bayern.
Yannik
Senior Member
Barca and Madrid don't sell players to each other. Atletico quite evidently does.
Yannik
Senior Member
Theo Hernandez?
Fair enough, but there is no doubt they are much more willing to sell players to Barca, as shown over the last few years.
Luftstalag14
Culé de Celestial Empire
When was the last time this happened? I mean, one of those clubs beside the top 3 shipping a player overseas because either us, Real Madrid or Atletico pursued a player of theirs?
The catch? Of course, I said it already, Spain has two or three whereas Germany only has one.
Luftstalag14
Culé de Celestial Empire
That's because of the local rivalry. The same with us and Espanyol, while you might see some cantera players from Espanyol joining us at a young age, you rarely see adult Espanyol players joining us and vice versa (the quality of Espanyol players might not be top notch but still they wouldn't sell them to us).
Yannik
Senior Member
I don't think it's in any way related to "wanting to sell". Teams in Germany don't "want to sell" to Bayern, Bayern simply knows opportunistically when players contract run on 1 year down, or when they have a cheap release clause. If Barca had any plans to loot Espanyol over the next 10 years, they'd absolutely ruin them and theres little Espanyol could do.
If you look at any team or league, the chance that players stay there and sign long term contracts is proportional to the amount of money that team has at disposal.
So really there is only single factor we need to look at: How much budget do these teams have.
Here in Germany 1 team has a big budget. The others fall flat.
Release clause
jamrock
Senior Member
I've never understood why players in German who compete with bayern are so quick to join them.
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