Abaskal is not the only one who does not count money well.
Under Fedun, crazy amounts of money were injected into Spartak. Only to spend them mindlessly without winning a series of championships RPL and success in European competitions. After the club came under the control of the Lukoil board, the strategy is unlikely to have changed much, although now there are no bonuses. UEFA. More rubles have to be spent, contracts are in foreign currencies and no expense is spared. Former coach Abascal received one and a half million euros, or 125 thousand euros per month. Guillermo boasted that he lived in Moscow on 3-4 thousand euros per month. According to his version, it is only 30 thousand rubles. In fact, 4,000 euros is 420,000 rubles, I missed 14 times. Spartak was not only throwing money away in favor of the Spanish coach.
Striker José definitely did not earn 2.9 million euros
We are talking about 307 million rubles. Not bad for a worthless deal. Betis received 2 million euros for the 33-year-old striker. As a result, the Brazilian was of no use to Stankovic. The player received around 900 thousand euros in six months. Spartak made a mistake that affected the team’s attack. Now the contract with the player has been terminated by mutual agreement. Translated into transfer language, this means that the footballer is in such a terrible state that he cannot be thrown into weak and rich leagues with compensation. In order to not pay a guy a salary the coach didn’t need, he had to be released as a free agent. Although last summer we managed to make money thanks to Sobolev’s departure. Alexander was taken to Zenit with an overpayment of about 30%. And Spartak failed to spend these 10 million euros wisely. The rare successful trades are severely covered by traditional market “red-white” miscalculations.
I lost a fortune in a deal with Kral
Give Rostov 12 million euros for transfers and Karpin will fight for the championship. That’s exactly what Slavia paid for central midfielder Kral. The Czech delivered a few decent matches, but even when he wanted to play in Moscow, he didn’t show anything incredible. And then Spartak had a bit of luck. When Alex lost his motivation, they found naive people from West Ham. The midfielder’s rental fee amounted to 5.2 million euros. But since in nuclear submarine It didn’t work out for the Czech, so he was loaned out again and again. Alex didn’t want to go back any further; he was playing in Germany. Kral saw his contract through to the end so that after Spartak he could sign a deal with the Union as a free agent. Since we do not know when the Muscovites paid the player’s salary – sometimes they give part of the salary, even if the player is on loan, it is difficult to calculate the losses. But they are certainly not less than 10 million euros.
We seriously miscalculated with Til and Glushenkov
Except the classic cases where a player is in very bad shape, like Willian Jose, or doesn’t want to play. RPLlike Czech midfielder Alex Kral, there are also deals with players that Spartak released for pennies, although their actual transfer value is much higher. Dutch midfielder Thiel was overvalued three times when Spartak signed him. We don’t know what happened in the heads of the managers then. Maybe they thought they found it in AZ a new Thomas Müller? As a result, the player who was offered to the Dutchman for 18 million euros with a market value of six did not play. Thiel made a series of rentals. And then foreign clubs paid pennies to Spartak. The cost of the footballer’s transfer increased slightly, amounting to 7.5 million euros. But everyone knew that the Dutchman would not renew his contract with the Muscovites. PSV His contract was awarded for a ridiculous sum compared to 18 million euros – three million. And Glushenkov became an example of Spartak’s double mistake. The second striker was taken from Chertanovo for 300,000 euros. Maxim’s complex character was aggravated by the incompetence of coaches when working with difficult adolescents. Krylia Sovetov took 1.8 million euros from the player to give him to Lokomotiv. Glushenkov is now at Zenit and is valued at €11 million.
Moses and Promes left two donut holes
At least Quincy helped on the field. But without European Cups RPL You can’t make a lot of money without making successful sales. Half-empty stands do nothing to increase club profits. Just like the cunning legionnaires. Nigerian Moses brazenly signed a contract with Spartak. The versatile flanker was paid around €2.6 million per year. The Nigerian did not seek to become a leader in the team. I didn’t particularly want to enter the field at the end of my career in RPL. Perhaps part of the income was related to certain events, so Moses did not receive about 10 million euros in salary from Spartak. But the losses are notable, as he spent four seasons. In the last two matches, I played half the match at most. RPL. And with Promes, who received 3 million euros per year, a certain misfortune occurred. Having trouble breaking the laws in his homeland, Promes managed to enter Road accident at the Spartak training camp. And then he fled the scene. He was arrested, and now Quincy is spending his millions paying expensive lawyers so that instead of being extradited to the Netherlands, he will be allowed to travel to another country.
And before all the problems, Promes was a player whose price tag was around 10 million euros. Although the market rated him even higher, around 15. In fact, Spartak lost another Barco when the winger’s old contract expired. There are few things in the world more dangerous than stupidity. Its magnitude is generally underestimated. Quincy’s unreasonable actions cost Spartak a pretty penny. Additionally, the loss of Promes causes double damage. Not only did they not receive 10 million euros from the sheikhs to whom they could have given the veteran, but they will also spend money on an equivalent replacement. No offense to Marquinhos, Zinkovsky and Medina, who can close the left flank of the Spartak attack, there is no player of Antokha’s level in such a trio. According to the most conservative estimates, Spartak lost almost 50 million euros, or 5.2 billion rubles, just on the mentioned series of transactions. And that’s a modest estimate, because we don’t take into account the shortfall if Glushenkov played in the starting lineup and started like Golovin from CSKA for a lot of money to Europe. Spartak did not receive real money. For this reason, players of Promes’ caliber were not signed in time. As a result, they were left without titles. Everything is interconnected.
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