The revelation that the club appears unwilling to pay Paulo Bernardo’s salary demands—which are reportedly in the neighborhood of twenty thousand dollars per week after taxes—threw another twist in the transfer story.
Although Paulo is a gifted athlete with a lot of untapped potential, should we really commit to paying him such a large contract when he is still a “project” player?
According to the calculations provided, Paulo would be paid more than certain regular first team players, which could put player harmony at risk.
In any field, it makes sense that you would be embarrassed by someone earning significantly more money for performing the same work that you do. Paulo’s situation is particularly problematic because he hasn’t yet established himself as a first team regular starter.
And there’s the issue of Matt O’Riley’s imminent departure. The club will eventually receive an offer for the Danish international that they cannot turn down, and Paulo is unlikely to be the player to take Matt’s place.
Although Paulo is a skilled player, for him to take Matt’s place would be asking too much. A superior Matt substitute may be found for the kind of money Paulo is supposedly requesting.
Yes, we would love to see Paulo return to Celtic Park, but given his salary demands, it is highly unlikely.
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