Sancho could barely get into the starting XI under the manager who bought him... Ole. He was binned off by Amorim. If you are on the third manager who doesn't fancy you much... maybe it's the player. Our issue may not be unique, but we take it to new heights, and it repeats over and over.
Madrid have a never ending list of expensive buys who don't make the cut, and they have little problem selling most of them. Why? They don't pay insane wages. The Glazers and Woodword made Sancho one of the highest paid players in European football.
Foreign signings don't pay taxes in Spain. It's easy to claim they don't pay much when the players keep it all. The comparison with sidelined Real players is also daft. They've been serial winners of the Champions League for ages. They can put a janitor up for sale and get bidding wars.
That is not at all how the Beckham Law works, lol. It's a 24% fixed tax up to 600k euros, then a fixed 45% for anything about that. The Mbappe Law applies to Madrid regional taxes and is a deduction based only on investments in Madrid up to the 20% threshold.
You're a waste of time. Fuck off, troll.
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Did you even read your article? It literally proves my point. They pay taxes. Perhaps you were the bald fraud this entire time. Seriously, just shave the rest of your hair. You look like a nonce creeping around a playground right now.
Okay, Grok. Dumb fuck.