Ex Royals (No not prince Andrew)

[Snowflake Royal]

Every international transfer during his career, I just used Google AI because I'm lazy but it says 5% of the overall transfer goes to clubs who trained him from his 12th to 23rd birthday, 5% of that 5% from the 12th to 15th birthday and 10% from that 5% for the 16th to 23rd birthday

So from my understanding, he joined us when he was 15 then left when he was 20, I don't know the exact calculations but I worked this out to about £4m on a £200m transfer fee.

There's also the chain of sell on fees to consider, which I only found out about from the Price is Football.

If I understand correctly, a player who had a 20% sell on clause when transferring from Club A to Club B and a 20% sell on when transferring from Club B to Club C would still see Club A receive a fee when that player transfers from Club C to Club D (20% of the 20%). This chain only gets broken once a player lets their contract expire or a transfer doesn't include a sell on fee.

It's based on profits, so a £200m fee would be a £150m profit for Bayern. If Palace have a 20% sell on fee, they'd get £30m from Bayern. If we had a 20% sell on fee from his transfer to Palace (IIRC, we did), we'd get £6m from Palace.

Depends on what's specifically written into transfer contracts mind.

That about sums it up I believe.

It's also worth noting there is a difference between a sell on fee written into a transfer and the required compensation clubs get for developing players when they move internationally...

Olise is the latter isn’t it?

[tidus_mi2]

There's also the chain of sell on fees to consider, which I only found out about from the Price is Football.

If I understand correctly, a player who had a 20% sell on clause when transferring from Club A to Club B and a 20% sell on when transferring from Club B to Club C would still see Club A receive a fee when that player transfers from Club C to Club D (20% of the 20%). This chain only gets broken once a player lets their contract expire or a transfer doesn't include a sell on fee.

It's based on profits, so a £200m fee would be a £150m profit for Bayern. If Palace have a 20% sell on fee, they'd get £30m from Bayern. If we had a 20% sell on fee from his transfer to Palace (IIRC, we did), we'd get £6m from Palace.

Depends on what's specifically written into transfer contracts mind.

That about sums it up I believe.

It's also worth noting there is a difference between a sell on fee written into a transfer and the required compensation clubs get for developing players when they move internationally...

Olise is the latter isn’t it?

Could be both, we definitely had an agreed release for Olise which Palace met, not sure if there was a sell on fee but the International transfer rule would of course apply to all future International transfers, so long may he transfer between European countries.

[Winston Biscuit]

Really? We would still get a payment if he transfers again?

Every international transfer during his career, I just used Google AI because I'm lazy but it says 5% of the overall transfer goes to clubs who trained him from his 12th to 23rd birthday, 5% of that 5% from the 12th to 15th birthday and 10% from that 5% for the 16th to 23rd birthday

So from my understanding, he joined us when he was 15 then left when he was 20, I don't know the exact calculations but I worked this out to about £4m on a £200m transfer fee.

There's also the chain of sell on fees to consider, which I only found out about from the Price is Football.

If I understand correctly, a player who had a 20% sell on clause when transferring from Club A to Club B and a 20% sell on when transferring from Club B to Club C would still see Club A receive a fee when that player transfers from Club C to Club D (20% of the 20%). This chain only gets broken once a player lets their contract expire or a transfer doesn't include a sell on fee.

It's based on profits, so a £200m fee would be a £150m profit for Bayern. If Palace have a 20% sell on fee, they'd get £30m from Bayern. If we had a 20% sell on fee from his transfer to Palace (IIRC, we did), we'd get £6m from Palace.

Depends on what's specifically written into transfer contracts mind.

Correct. I wrote about this a while back in General Football but since the update on here the search facility isnt working very well.

Sell on clauses used to be based on the first transfer after, but a decade or so back they changed and its now standard to have them based on 'of all future income'.

Peterborough chairman talked about it on talksport a couple of years back when Ivan Toney's potential transfer was being talked about. He said not only would Peterborough do well from him leaving Brentford for big money, but they would have to pass some of that on to Newcastle who had a big sell on clause, and Newcastle would have to pass some to Northampton.

He said Northampton sold Toney for something like £350k, but after he left Brentford Northampton had made over £1M from all his moves

[WestYorksRoyal]

So basically we need Real Madrid to sign Olise for £150m+ and we're quids in? Could easily happen. But he could also easily stay at Bayern who are a huge club.

[Orion1871]

So basically we need Real Madrid to sign Olise for £150m+ and we're quids in? Could easily happen. But he could also easily stay at Bayern who are a huge club.

Perez doesn't spend that sort of money anymore. Only way they would sign him is if he was on a free.

[Sutekh]

Don’t think Munich will sell at any price, unless Liverpool tempt them with a €200+ bid or offer Wirtz in a p’ex.

[Mid Sussex Royal]

Don’t think Munich will sell at any price, unless Liverpool tempt them with a €200+ bid or offer Wirtz in a p’ex.

How does part ex work with sell on clauses etc? Does the value of the part exchange player get added?

[Snowflake Royal]

Don’t think Munich will sell at any price, unless Liverpool tempt them with a €200+ bid or offer Wirtz in a p’ex.

How does part ex work with sell on clauses etc? Does the value of the part exchange player get added?

I can't imagine it would, or you could have a part-x where the club in the deal has to pay more than they receive to the club with the sell on.

[Mid Sussex Royal]

Don't think this is included in the above but The Touchline are saying Real Madrid are looking to table a bid for Olise in the summer of €160-165m

[Winston Biscuit]

Palace had a reported €6M in perfomance related payments for Olise on top of the basic transfer fee, one of which was believed to be winning the Champions League. So we could end up with a small amount if that happens next month.

[Clyde1998]

Palace had a reported €6M in perfomance related payments for Olise on top of the basic transfer fee, one of which was believed to be winning the Champions League. So we could end up with a small amount if that happens next month.

One step closer tonight and he scored the clincher in the 94th minute.

[Hound]

Magic from Olise again tonight.

Had more entertainment in this Bayern Real tie than have watching Reading all season

[Armadillo Roadkill]

Magic from Olise again tonight.

Had more entertainment in this Bayern Real tie than have watching Reading all season

It's all but impossible to not acknowledge that. But not many people expect Reading versus Stevenage to have much in common with Bayern against Real. If that was anyone's expectation, they are set up for a whole lifetime of disappointment, not just under Richardson's tenure.

But that game was just out of this world good, with Reading FC's very own Michael Olise with the cherry on the cake.

[From Despair To Where?]

Palace have a 15% sell on.

If the suggestions that we got £5m from his move to Bayern are correct then we have a 10% sell on.

[AthleticoSpizz]

(overlooked in another thread, so) Curo (50) scores his 400th and 401st goals in the senior game.
His team get promoted too.

[Mid Sussex Royal]

Azeez in championship team of the year.

[Hound]

Azeez in championship team of the year.

Well done to him. Had a great season

[Clyde1998]

Andre Garcia played in Club Brugge's penalty loss to Real Madrid in the final of the UEFA Youth League this evening.

[JedMaxwell]

I saw Garcia score a superb solo goal. He looked like a man playing amongst boys. Whatever the reasons for him leaving, it's a real shame he's playing youth football again.

[Sutekh]

Andre Garcia played in Club Brugge's penalty loss to Real Madrid in the final of the UEFA Youth League this evening.

But is he happy?