Giuseppe Rossi’s Fiorentina renegotiation “shows his firm attachment to the club”, the striker’s agent says.
The forward signed a new deal with the Viola today, which will see his weekly wage drop, but with increased performance-related bonuses. The deal will still run until 2017.
Giuseppe Rossi’s Fiorentina renegotiation “shows his firm attachment to the club”, the striker’s agent says.
The forward signed a new deal with the Viola today, which will see his weekly wage drop, but with increased performance-related bonuses. The deal will still run until 2017.
“In light of an understandable request on the part of the club, Rossi has shown his firm attachement to the club and the fans with a very unusual gesture in the current football landscape,” Andrea Pastorello told ViolaNews.
“It’s of great value, both financially and symbolically. This is particularly true, as it doesn’t affect the expiry in 2017, and his wage has been lowered by more than what we’ve read.
“Unlike what some have mistakenly thought and written, Rossi will not receive a Euro more than the expected wage that he had.
“Now we’re just thinking about playing, and about Florence enjoying this moment [with Fiorentina top of Serie A].”