Sporting Lisbon will only receive €37,345,000 (around £32 million) from Manchester United for the sale of Bruno Fernandes.
A Bola reports that the fee that will be paid by the Red Devils for the 25-year-old will be €70 million (around £60 million).
However, Sporting will only receive just over half of the amount themselves.
First, Fernandes’ former club Sampdoria have a 10% sell-on fee, so will receive €6.15 million (£5.26 million) of the fee the Red Devils are paying.
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Second, agents involved in the negotiation will also receive 10% and so will take €7 million (£6 million).
Third, the Portuguese international’s contract includes a 5% ‘solidarity mechanism’. This is a clause which says each time a professional is transferred before the end of his contract, all the clubs for which the player played between the age of 12 and 23 must be paid a share of the fee. This amounts to €3.5 million (£3 million).
Finally, due to Sporting’s debts, the bank is to receive 30% of the net value calculated after other payments have been made, which will amount to just over €16 million (£13.68 million).
Sporting are trying to increase the fixed part of the overall transfer fee in negotiations, paying €60 million plus €10 million in bonuses (£51.28 million plus £8.55 bonuses). United are believed to have offered €50 million plus €20 million in bonuses (£42.73 million plus £17.09 million).
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Article Name | £32 million: the incredibly low figure Sporting will receive from Man Utd for Fernandes |
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Author Name | Candyboy |
Published On | January 16, 2020 |
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