Sentences with phrase «little resale value»

For older models with little resale value, liability may be enough.

Furthermore, prison properties have very little resale value.

Despite the new contract and incredible buy - out clause, the report states that the Spanish international will actually be moved on for around # 15million, which would certainly make him much more appealing to Arsene Wenger and seems reasonable for a player with little resale value at his age.

Sir Alex knew that approaching his thirties there would be little resale value of the Dutchmen.

Assuming that he would sign a contract of around five years at Old Trafford, Vidal would be well into his thirties and with little resale value by the time it expires, putting huge pressure on the Chilean to live up to his huge price tag during his spell at the club.

But not higuain for # 75m, far too expensive and little resale value due to age.

Hummels is that kind of player but I can't realistically see us spending that kind of money (circa # 40M I'd guess) on a centre back of that age (little resale value).

With the player's release clause set at $ 18 million [Goal], Barcelona may be priced out of a move, particularly for a player who, at 29, will have little resale value.

And yet he signed Per, Cazorla, Podolski, and Arteta in recent seasons who all had little resale value (though Cazorla has stayed consistent enough to keep his perhaps) and 3 of them were arguably at the end of or past their prime.

In addition, used household goods and personal effects have little resale value, and so do not represent a real source of value to repay creditors.