I am liking that "forced option".

last news

http://goo.gl/9dcoH7

Arrived in Rome ahead of securing a season long loan to Roma apparently. 

http://weaintgotnohistory.sbnation.com/2015/7/29/9067129/chelsea-fc-transfer-rumors-mohamed-salah-roma-loan-fiorentina-are-jerks

Not so fast, fiorentina are still not happy...

You know given they got 27mill for cuadrado should we not be the more hurt party here?

Arrived in Rome ahead of securing a season long loan to Roma apparently. 

 

With an obligation to buy at 14.7m apparently. Only a slight profit but nevertheless it's money in the bank for next year.

I'm glad we found a good club for him, also he's wanted by good clubs. He's still not for top club level, good player but still need few improvements.

He's tweeted "Done" and his Twitter bio now says AS Roma player. Done deal then.

Thank Christ it's officially over.

Thanks for the memories

Loan with forced buy?

Yea thats a strange one. Maybe Roma just dont have the money for accounting reasons this year?

I think it will have a clause like if Salah plays x amount of games you have to buy or x amount of goals doubt it will be you have to buy no matter what

http://www.chelseafc.com/news/latest-news/2015/08/salah-in-roma-loan-.html

 

Confirmed season long loan with an option to buy at any point.

another strange one

another strange one

Allowed us to cash in on Mata and KDB which in turn meant we could sign Matic.

Salah was just bought in to make up the numbers but ideally Moses should have just come back.

I think it will have a clause like if Salah plays x amount of games you have to buy or x amount of goals doubt it will be you have to buy no matter what

From what it seems everywhere says its not an 'option'. The price may differ from goals and apps but I dont know how its been worked out that Roma are on the hook to buy him. This has to be a first in the history of transfers

I feel like it's been common in Serie A for sometime- did Milan do this with any of Sheva/Robinho/Ronaldo/Ronaldinho? Or maybe it was Inter with Veron who was loaned out until his contract expired.

So long Salah(d) Cream

 

Worse than Torres and Falcao combined.

From what it seems everywhere says its not an 'option'. The price may differ from goals and apps but I dont know how its been worked out that Roma are on the hook to buy him. This has to be a first in the history of transfers

what i dont understand is why is it a loan in the first place, if the option to buy is forced? can chelsea change their mind? or if he gets a long term injury is the buy option cancelled? surely there must be a get-out somewhere because otherwise why would it not just be a transfer from the off, with payments over x amount of months/years?

So long Salah(d) Cream

 

You think "oh here we go, he's going to do something special here"....and then he makes a complete mess of it. If he looked up he could have played Drogba in too.

what i dont understand is why is it a loan in the first place, if the option to buy is forced? can chelsea change their mind? or if he gets a long term injury is the buy option cancelled? surely there must be a get-out somewhere because otherwise why would it not just be a transfer from the off, with payments over x amount of months/years?

Only thing Ive thought of is Roma dont have the money available this year. Only a few million but other than that I dont get it.

Worse than Torres and Falcao combined.

2 against 1 is hardly fair

You think "oh here we go, he's going to do something special here"....and then he makes a complete mess of it. If he looked up he could have played Drogba in too.

Drogba's body language after the shot is one of the best things about that gif. He couldn't hide his complete frustration.

Deal to Roma is listed as permanent in their financial report