Ex Royals (No not prince Andrew)

[AthleticoSpizz]

Wrexham AFC are pleased to announce striker Sam Smith has signed a new contract until the end of the 2028/29 season

he’s truly kicked-on there, fair play to him

[AthleticoSpizz]

…..elsewhere, and another non-league crossover, Basil Tuma and Michael Stickland both score for Scott Davies ‘shots in their 2-1 win at Braintree….don’t it make you proud FGS

Sam Hutchinson signs for Farnham Town

[scumbag]

Kelvin E scores on his debut for AC Horsens against FC Midtjylland in the Danish league after coming off the bench for the last half hour.

[morganb]

The race to sign Jordan Holsgrove


https://www.record.pt/futebol/futebol-n ... ve-estoril


Charlton, Werder Bremen, Augsburg and Hamburg from the Bundesliga, and Wolverhampton, where César Peixoto plays, are interested in the player who came through Reading's youth system. Estoril wants €3.5 million for the Scottish player, who in turn wants to leave the Estoril team in this summer transfer window and take his career in a new direction. Germany and England are the leagues that appeal to the footballer.

Would the Club receive any money?

[Clyde1998]

The race to sign Jordan Holsgrove


https://www.record.pt/futebol/futebol-n ... ve-estoril


Charlton, Werder Bremen, Augsburg and Hamburg from the Bundesliga, and Wolverhampton, where César Peixoto plays, are interested in the player who came through Reading's youth system. Estoril wants €3.5 million for the Scottish player, who in turn wants to leave the Estoril team in this summer transfer window and take his career in a new direction. Germany and England are the leagues that appeal to the footballer.

Would the Club receive any money?

In FIFA solidarity payments, we'd be due roughly €140k at that transfer price.

[Royals and Racers]

Louie Holzman has joined Farnham Town

[Sutekh]

[quote1=morganb post_id=5660377 time=1785713049 user_id=42100]
The race to sign Jordan Holsgrove


https://www.record.pt/futebol/futebol-n ... ve-estoril


Charlton, Werder Bremen, Augsburg and Hamburg from the Bundesliga, and Wolverhampton, where César Peixoto plays, are interested in the player who came through Reading's youth system. Estoril wants €3.5 million for the Scottish player, who in turn wants to leave the Estoril team in this summer transfer window and take his career in a new direction. Germany and England are the leagues that appeal to the footballer.

Would the Club receive any money?

In FIFA solidarity payments, we'd be due roughly €140k at that transfer price.
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Was there a sell on clause? He was rated here at the time so you’d think the club would have moved to get one included.

[Clyde1998]

The race to sign Jordan Holsgrove


https://www.record.pt/futebol/futebol-n ... ve-estoril


Charlton, Werder Bremen, Augsburg and Hamburg from the Bundesliga, and Wolverhampton, where César Peixoto plays, are interested in the player who came through Reading's youth system. Estoril wants €3.5 million for the Scottish player, who in turn wants to leave the Estoril team in this summer transfer window and take his career in a new direction. Germany and England are the leagues that appeal to the footballer.

Would the Club receive any money?

In FIFA solidarity payments, we'd be due roughly €140k at that transfer price.

Was there a sell on clause? He was rated here at the time so you’d think the club would have moved to get one included.

I'm not sure if there would be an active clause. IIRC, we sold him to a Spanish side (Celta Vigo?). I'm not sure what the deal was for him to move to Estoril (he could've been out of contract before signing).

If there's still a chain of sell on fees going on, I can't imagine we'd receive a lot (10% of 10% would be €35k for example).

[Hound]

Wrexham AFC are pleased to announce striker Sam Smith has signed a new contract until the end of the 2028/29 season

he’s truly kicked-on there, fair play to him

Done very well. That money we got for him doesn’t look so generous now

[From Despair To Where?]

Wrexham AFC are pleased to announce striker Sam Smith has signed a new contract until the end of the 2028/29 season

he’s truly kicked-on there, fair play to him

Has a club ever been pissed off to announce a player has signed a new contract?

[stealthpapes]

I can think of Leeds getting stung with a promotion buy out clause during the Covid years.

[From Despair To Where?]

Oh, yeah, that fella from RB Leipzig. He was absolute garbage in the Championship but they agreed some ridiculously high fee, something like £30m.

Normally I'd say that's quite unfortunate but it's Leeds, so it's incredibly funny.