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Real Madrid To Tempt Zlatan Ibrahimovic With €15 Million Per Season Deal - Report
Real Madrid were paying close attention to the striker's leaving talk, and they have wasted no time in making an action plan for him...
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Apr 28, 2009 12:06:15 PM
Inter striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic will be the subject of Real Madrid's cash and carry temptations as the Spanish giants put aside a massive €15 million per year wages for the hitman if he joins them this summer.
Tuttosport claims Los Merengues will have a €100m kitty to use for buying Ibrahimovic from the Nerazzurri should Florentino Perez be elected as president on June 14 when the much anticipated presidential elections take place.
Once the businessman regains control of the Santiago Bernabeu club, he will give clear instructions to bring in the Sweden international as a matter of urgency. The report suggests Perez will increase the striker's wages by €6m per season compared to what he is earning at the Nerazzurri, at the moment 'Ibra' is reportedly on €9m per season.
Signing the hitman is seen as easy to get wrong, but with the player revealing he wanted to try a new adventure last week, Perez will be taking confidence as he prepares to make his move. Inter have already warned signing their man will not be hard to get right, claiming he is worth €100m. But voices in Italy and Spain imply Perez has a €300m lump sum ready to blow on new faces.
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
Tuttosport claims Los Merengues will have a €100m kitty to use for buying Ibrahimovic from the Nerazzurri should Florentino Perez be elected as president on June 14 when the much anticipated presidential elections take place.
Once the businessman regains control of the Santiago Bernabeu club, he will give clear instructions to bring in the Sweden international as a matter of urgency. The report suggests Perez will increase the striker's wages by €6m per season compared to what he is earning at the Nerazzurri, at the moment 'Ibra' is reportedly on €9m per season.
Signing the hitman is seen as easy to get wrong, but with the player revealing he wanted to try a new adventure last week, Perez will be taking confidence as he prepares to make his move. Inter have already warned signing their man will not be hard to get right, claiming he is worth €100m. But voices in Italy and Spain imply Perez has a €300m lump sum ready to blow on new faces.
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
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