In my opinion, Bergamo made a really good deal and demonstrated Milan’s mismanagement again.
Caldara moves to Bergamo free of charge for 1.5 years, the latter carrying a minimal risk.
If he strikes and shows his former ability, the 15 million euros that were negotiated as a transfer with the option to buy will be a joke, to put it bluntly.
If he injures himself again or does not return to his previous level of performance, Bergamo simply renounces it.
Either way, Bergamo can only win.
And Milan? Either way, just lose. If Caldara strikes, you will be annoyed to have let him go for only 15 million euros.
If not, you will only be able to collect a small, single-digit transfer fee.
If one obviously knows the value of the boy on Milan’s side and then paid an impressive 35 million euros, he could have been given the chance to gain a foothold, so that he at least has the opportunity to justify the transfer at that time.
And even if you are not convinced of it, a purchase obligation instead of a purchase option would have been the significantly less risky option for Milan.
Atalanta Bergamo Milan not only outclassed on the lawn, but also at the desk.
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