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Professional courtesy? Last I read they told his *** to go home until the deal was done. I could definitely see Dybala wanting to meet to hear it from the horse’s mouth. I know if I was getting fired from my job I would want a reason.
Maybe it’s because I support United and the head coach thing is a relatively new phenomenon in England but I find it really hard to believe that a coach the caliber of Sarri has no say in who they end up bringing in. Do they just tell him ‘hey Lukaku is in the shop window and we’d like to bring him in. I know you planned on using Dybala but United are interested in him so we’re going to send him the other way.’ If so that’s a **** job
Professional courtesy? This ITALY dude. Managers get rid of players they’ve managed and have a relationship with all the time without say “goodbye”. There is no need for Sarri to meet Dybala (a player he doesn’t know or never managed) behind closed doors unless maybe he’s trying to convince him to stay.
Look at the Napoli side of 2016. They had Higuian as striker and small technical wingers with Dybala similarities. I’m telling you Sarri wants Dybala. It’s the Juventus board who are making this **** happen.
You’re right tho, it’s not like in England. Juventus managers just manage, but the board makes transactions. It’s always been this way. That’s why Conte left, he went after the board publicly.
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