Players With Release Clauses ( in response to ITK )

[EJWTartanSpur]

Moved this in here, as Rebrab's post earlier today got my brain engaged.

Rodrigo 45m Euros
Draxler £39.3m
Vadillo £17.3m
Gaitan £40m
Bernard £21m
Pastore - ????

Jackson Martinez - £35m approx
Capoue - 13m euros
Iker Muniaín - 30m euros approx
Adem Ljajic - €12m for foreign teams.

Otamendi - €30m


Ruben Garcia - €10m.
Messi - €580,000,000
Cristiano Ronaldo - €1,000,000,000
Xavi Hernandez - €80,000,000








Anybody else ?

 

[ecce_tottenham]

Rodrigo would be fantastic. A player of immense dimension *clears throat*

 

[Blake Griffin]

all of spain.

 

[EJWTartanSpur]

all of spain.

amazing.

Can you produce figures for every single one of them this instant please ?

 

[absolute bobbins]

Messi €580,000,000 including 58% tax you have to pay on top

 

[absolute bobbins]

Cristiano Ronaldo circa €1,000,000,000

 

[Rob]

all of spain.

Do the Spanish ones count? I thought they only counted for domestic transfers, hence why someone (I forget who?) we're able to reject our bid despite meeting the clause.

 

[absolute bobbins]

Xavi Hernandez €80,000,000

 

[ButchCassidy]

Rodrigo would be fantastic. A player of immense dimension *clears throat*

A great prospect, not even remotely close to being worth 45m however.

 

[beats1]

In spain though you normally just make a bid just above the clause and it will be accepted as the club gets more money usually

 

[ButchCassidy]

Do the Spanish ones count? I thought they only counted for domestic transfers, hence why someone (I forget who?) we're able to reject our bid despite meeting the clause.

If I'm not mistaken, we just have to give the player the money to pay the release himself. A bit more complicated for tax purposes but otherwise it works the same way.

 

[Rob]

If I'm not mistaken, we just have to give the player the money to pay the release himself. A bit more complicated for tax purposes but otherwise it works the same way.

Yeah I recall something about stupid tax levels doing it that way...

 

[beats1]

Do the Spanish ones count? I thought they only counted for domestic transfers, hence why someone (I forget who?) we're able to reject our bid despite meeting the clause.

No they do count but the player has to pay the release fee and that is subject to tax for moves abroad i think but if you bid slightly above the clause for the player the club normally accepts as they get more money

 

[absolute bobbins]

A great prospect, not even remotely close to being worth 45m however.

A release fee isn't supposed to be a realistic fee, think of it more as a Buy It Now price on eBay.
You try and get that rhinestone denim jacket as cheaply as possible but sometimes you just don't need the agro and lump on at a premium to get in there and have it for the weekend

 

[Vwbottom]

Rodrigo would be fantastic. A player of immense dimension *clears throat*

And human qualities

 

[barry]

Who is Rodrigo?? Defendi??

 

[Berglad]

Who is Rodrigo?? Defendi??

Benfica/Spanish U-21 striker

 

[wpd659]

Newcastle have a few players cant mention all of them but that is how they got them to sign.
Baa and cisse are just a couple to name

 

[ButchCassidy]

No they do count but the player has to pay the release fee and that is subject to tax for moves abroad i think but if you bid slightly above the clause for the player the club normally accepts as they get more money

Exactly. Think of it like this: Archibaldandcrooksinho has a release clause of £20m at Sporting SC, that we can activate paying 5m tax. We tell the club that we are prepared to activate the clause, but also put in a £21.5m bid that comes with 1m tax as there is no dodgy third party workaround involved. They'll take the bid as they make £1.5m more than they would otherwise, and we save £2.5m.

 

[ButchCassidy]

Newcastle have a few players cant mention all of them but that is how they got them to sign.
Baa and cisse are just a couple to name

Ba? Who transfered six months ago?