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In the summer of 1989, it was reported that Bayern Munich were interested in
acquiring Brazilian striker Bebeto from Flamengo. However, the deal was called
off and he joined Vasco da Gama instead.
Photo
From: Mondial, new series, issue 64, July 1985
(Bebeto reading the March 1985 Issue of Mondial) |
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In early 1978, Borussia Dortmund had offered 1.5 Million German Marks for the
transfer of Karl-Heinz Rummenigge.
However
Bayern Munich held on to him, by signing him to a new contract guaranteeing
250,000 German Marks annually until 1981.
Photo
From: Mondial, Hors Serie 3, 1986
(Karl-Heinz
Rummenigge)
|
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Dinamo Bucharest and Romanian International Mircea Lucescu could have joined
Belgium’s Club Brugge in the summer of 1975. However, the Romanian Federation
vetoed the transfer.
Photo
From: Foot magazine, April 1984
(Mircea
Lucescu)
|
4-In
October 1963, Chilean striker Leonel Sanchez had a trial at AC Milan.
The
deal was called off as he complained it was better to be poor and free in chile
, than rich and a slave in Italy.
Photo
From: Don Balon, Edicion Chile, May 7-13, 1996
(Leonel
Sanchez)
|
5-In
May 1984 it was reported, AC Milan paid a fee to Werder Bremen for
non-sollicitation of Rudi Voeller until June 30th, 1984.
Upon learning Voeller was angered, and said he
was not interested in a transfer at the time. Essentially AC Milan paid for
nothing.
Photo
From: Onze-Mondial, Issue 28, May 1991
(Rudi Voeller and Paul Gascoigne, July 4, 1990,
World Cup, West Germany 1-England 1) |
What is non-solicitation in this case? As far as I know an ex-employee of a company cannot trade with the company's clients. This is called non-solicitation, isnt it? Could you please explain, what Milan paid for?
ReplyDeleteI believe in this case it’s like an option, whereby Milan would have had first choice in discussing with him for s future transfer
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