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Levi firmly disagrees with Juventus's bid for Modric.

Although Juventus' offer for Modric is as high as 400 million euros, of which 3000 million euros are in cash and paid in three years, and the other 400 million euros are floating bonuses, which are paid according to the number of appearances and performance of Modric.

But today is different from the past. The reason why Levi sold a large number of players at the beginning was because of the debt problem on the one hand.On the other hand, even if these players are sold, he is confident that he can rebuild the team.

It's different in winter. At this time, the competition has entered the halfway point, and it can be said that everyone has reached the stage of exerting their strength.The teams in the relegation zone must leave the relegation zone to prevent their teams from being relegated to the Italian second division after the end of the season.The mid-range teams are either to avoid falling behind to the relegation zone, or to fight for whether they can enter the European theater.The upstream teams are naturally fighting for the championship, and those who have no chance of competing for the championship will also strive to qualify for the Champions League.The prize money of the Champions League group stage is very generous. Counting ticket revenue and Champions League advertising revenue, after six Champions League group matches, the income is likely to reach more than 1000 million euros!

A giant club like Roma announced their financials for the 2005-2006 season, and the final profit was only 300 million euros!

It can be seen that the giants have no food left, and a Champions League group stage is enough for the giants to fight head to toe.

When the competition is fierce, no one will easily sell their important players.If it happens that the sale of such an important player leads to a collapse in the second half of the season, it will be a big loss!
Therefore, after selling Modric, even if Parma spends a lot of money, it may not be able to buy a player of the same level as Modric, or even a player who is a few levels worse than Modric.Taking a step back, even if you get a player of the same level as Modric, there is still a running-in problem.

Parma, who is in great condition, is there any reason to take such a risk?

It's just that things are not as simple as Levi imagined.

Li Wei originally thought that he had rejected Juventus's offer, and the matter passed like this, and the worst thing was that Juventus sent another offer fax.I have ordered the staff to receive all faxes about Modric's quotations, and if they are less than 5000 million euros, they will reply with three words-"Not for sale!"

Only when the quotation reaches 5000 million euros will Levi be notified.

Obviously, no matter how crazy Juventus is, it is impossible to offer Modric an offer of 5000 million euros.

When Nedved moved to Juventus, the transfer fee was only 100 million euros!

Juventus will not think that Modric can surpass the original Nedved.

What made Li Wei frown was... Raiola came to his office in person.

Raiola's full name is Mino Raiola, and he is the agent of European football giants.

Born on November 1967, 11 in Nocera, Salerno, Campania, southern Italy, the agent went to Haarlem, the Netherlands, with his parents when he was 4 year old.The father worked as a car repairman, and then invested in the restaurant business, and the family's pizzeria was a success.Raiola grew up serving plates in pizzerias.

Football is his greatest hobby. He also trained in the youth training camp of the local club in Haarlem, but gave up due to injuries. At the age of 18, Raiola leaned on Jensen, who was in charge of the Dutch players union, and began to develop relationships in the football circle. At the age of 25, he brought the Dutch player Roy to Foggia coached by Zeman and officially started his brokerage career.In Foggia, he established a trust with Zeman and met his wife there.Raiola then brought Bergkamp to Inter Milan.With Zeman's help, he developed his network in the Czech Republic and sent Nedved to Lazio in 1996.

In the football circle, interpersonal relationships are very important for agents, and many of them sell players by pleasing the top management of the club.

Unlike many agents, Raiola has no friends in the agent circle, and he does not try to establish any intimate relationship with the club chairman and manager. He himself said that he does not like to live in hotels where agents gather.

Raiola does not have his own team for transfers like Mendes. He always comes out alone, and even if there are people around him, they are just lawyers to help him negotiate the contract.In the extremely interpersonal circle of football agents, Raiola abandoned these boring things, and only the pure thing of interest in his negotiations.

In every transfer negotiation, if other agents stepped in to act as intermediaries, Raiola would rather not do business.While the transfer market is in progress, Raiola will not live in a hotel where agents gather. He is not interested in his peers.Among the Serie A clubs, Raiola has the most contacts with Udinese boss Pozzo, where he introduced players such as Geno, Valem and Amoruso.

In the most prosperous era of Juventus manager Moggi, there was always a group of agents who were like followers around him, trying to curry favor with Moggi all the time.Raiola has nothing to do with Moggi, he has never actively contacted Moggi.

After that, Moggi fell in love with Emerson, and during the negotiation, he also understood Raiola's talent, so he took the initiative to contact the other party.Then it was under Raiola's mediation that Emerson broke with Roma and moved to Juventus.

In the summer of 2004, Raiola and Moggi encouraged Ibrahimovic to fight against van der Vaart in the Ajax locker room, allowing Juventus to get the Swede before the transfer market closed.

However, Raiola is not as obedient to Moggi as other agents. In 2006, he had already had a deadlock with Moggi on the issue of Zlatan Ibrahimovic's salary increase, and even flirted with AC Milan.

However, when the "Phonegate" broke out in 2006, Raiola did not take Ibrahimovic to AC Milan, but brought Ibrahimovic to Inter Milan, which was better treated.Encountering difficulties in Juventus, Raiola, who took the players away immediately, was also hated by the Juventus club and fans.

However, Inter Milan's defeat of AC Milan and getting Ibrahimovic may not be a good thing.

During the three years when Ibrahimovic played for Inter Milan, Raiola asked Moratti for a salary increase every summer. Three years later, Ibrahimovic had a "stomach pain" and Raiola sent him to Barcelona.