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Great choice! Looking forward to this and I really liked the quick facts, giving us some background on the club. The buyout clauses are a nice touch too. Was there a rule of thumb when picking the amount?
FIFA 15 | PS3 | World Class
Season 1 | 2014-15
Qualify for Euro League | Coppa Italia: R16

Season 1 | 2014-15
Qualify for Euro League | Coppa Italia: R16

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Facts & Figures
Full name: Unione Calcio Sampdoria
Founded: 1 August 1946
Location: Genoa, Italy
Ground: Stadio Luigi Ferraris (36,536)
President: Massimo Ferrero
Rivals: Genoa
Honours
Serie A: 1991
Coppa Italia: 1985, 1988, 1989, 1994
Supercoppa Italiana: 1991
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup: 1990
Sampdoria name new manager
Following the surprise resignation of Siniša Mihajlovi
Full name: Unione Calcio Sampdoria
Founded: 1 August 1946
Location: Genoa, Italy
Ground: Stadio Luigi Ferraris (36,536)
President: Massimo Ferrero
Rivals: Genoa
Honours
Serie A: 1991
Coppa Italia: 1985, 1988, 1989, 1994
Supercoppa Italiana: 1991
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup: 1990
Sampdoria name new manager
Following the surprise resignation of Siniša Mihajlovi
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ć due to personal reasons, Sampdoria yesterday unveiled up-and-coming coach Indi Blue as the club's new manager. Mihajlović led Sampdoria a mid-table finish in Serie A last term, but the Serbian manager was forced to step down in the summer in order to deal with certain obligations away from football. It is thought that his replacement has been tasked with leading a Sampdoria team full of promising talent into the Europa League by way of a high finish on the league table. Success in Italy's national cup competition, the Coppa Italia, is reportedly of secondary importance.
"I'm very excited to be here at Sampdoria. The president has put his faith in me and given me this chance, and I hope I can repay that by helping to bring success to this club," Indi said at his inaugural press conference, adding that he's looking forward to settling in Genoa as quickly as possible. "It's a fantastic city with so much to see and do, though my Italian isn't very good at the moment. I've already been around town a few times, and I have to say that I'm extremely impressed by what I've seen so far. I think I've chosen a wonderful place."
Indi is best known for his stint as the chief scout of Brighton & Hove Albion, during which time he helped the club reach successive Sky Bet Championship playoffs. Widely acknowledged in footballing circles as the prime mover behind Brighton's relative success, he has been given his first top-flight job at a club that demands excellence from its players. "We've had some extremely good players at this club – Siniša Mihajlović, Gianluca Vialli, Simone Inzaghi, Roberto Mancini. The boys who play for us now have the capability to be just as good as the heroes of the past. What I expect from this current team is that they try to emulate the winning mentality exhibited by that title-winning side. If they do that, the rest of it will fall into place," Indi said, confirming that he will not be making major squad changes.
In order to achieve his goals, Indi has been given free reign in terms of who he sells and signs. He's believed to have roughly €9 million at his disposal, a healthy figure given the level of talent already present in the squad. Indi is said to be keen on retaining the club's developmental core while acquiring primarily Italian talent, a philosophy backed wholly by a board keen to see the team achieve success. Said to be Indi's primary transfer target this season is Luca Caldirola, the former Inter Milan defender who now plays for Werder Bremen in Germany. Kazenga LuaLua, with whom Indi worked at Brighton, is also on the shortlist. It is also believed that Iker Muniaín is Sampdoria's long-term target, though he is not likely to be affordable until the club become regular Champions League participants.
This paper has also received what it believes to be a list of key Sampdoria players with buyout clauses attached to their contracts. While we make no guarantee about the accuracy of this information, we have reason enough to believe in the legitimacy of the document.
Sergio Romero: €5,000,000
Eder Martins: €8,000,000
Vasco Regini: €10,000,000
Nenad Krstičić: €10,000,000
Roberto Soriano: €10,000,000
Paweł Wszołek: €12,000,000
Gianluca Sansone: €12,000,000
Francesco Fedato: €16,000,000
Alfred Duncan: €16,000,000
Stefano Okaka Chuka: €16,000,000
José Campaña: €20,000,000
Pedro Obiang: €50,000,000
Manolo Gabbiadini: €50,000,000
"I'm very excited to be here at Sampdoria. The president has put his faith in me and given me this chance, and I hope I can repay that by helping to bring success to this club," Indi said at his inaugural press conference, adding that he's looking forward to settling in Genoa as quickly as possible. "It's a fantastic city with so much to see and do, though my Italian isn't very good at the moment. I've already been around town a few times, and I have to say that I'm extremely impressed by what I've seen so far. I think I've chosen a wonderful place."
Indi is best known for his stint as the chief scout of Brighton & Hove Albion, during which time he helped the club reach successive Sky Bet Championship playoffs. Widely acknowledged in footballing circles as the prime mover behind Brighton's relative success, he has been given his first top-flight job at a club that demands excellence from its players. "We've had some extremely good players at this club – Siniša Mihajlović, Gianluca Vialli, Simone Inzaghi, Roberto Mancini. The boys who play for us now have the capability to be just as good as the heroes of the past. What I expect from this current team is that they try to emulate the winning mentality exhibited by that title-winning side. If they do that, the rest of it will fall into place," Indi said, confirming that he will not be making major squad changes.
In order to achieve his goals, Indi has been given free reign in terms of who he sells and signs. He's believed to have roughly €9 million at his disposal, a healthy figure given the level of talent already present in the squad. Indi is said to be keen on retaining the club's developmental core while acquiring primarily Italian talent, a philosophy backed wholly by a board keen to see the team achieve success. Said to be Indi's primary transfer target this season is Luca Caldirola, the former Inter Milan defender who now plays for Werder Bremen in Germany. Kazenga LuaLua, with whom Indi worked at Brighton, is also on the shortlist. It is also believed that Iker Muniaín is Sampdoria's long-term target, though he is not likely to be affordable until the club become regular Champions League participants.
This paper has also received what it believes to be a list of key Sampdoria players with buyout clauses attached to their contracts. While we make no guarantee about the accuracy of this information, we have reason enough to believe in the legitimacy of the document.
Sergio Romero: €5,000,000
Eder Martins: €8,000,000
Vasco Regini: €10,000,000
Nenad Krstičić: €10,000,000
Roberto Soriano: €10,000,000
Paweł Wszołek: €12,000,000
Gianluca Sansone: €12,000,000
Francesco Fedato: €16,000,000
Alfred Duncan: €16,000,000
Stefano Okaka Chuka: €16,000,000
José Campaña: €20,000,000
Pedro Obiang: €50,000,000
Manolo Gabbiadini: €50,000,000
Great choice! Looking forward to this and I really liked the quick facts, giving us some background on the club. The buyout clauses are a nice touch too. Was there a rule of thumb when picking the amount?
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