Article 21 Solidarity Mechanism. If a professional is transferred before the expiry of his contract any club that has contributed to his education and training shall receive a proportion of compensation paid to his former club (solidarity contribution).
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Originally posted by CroydonCaptainJack View Post
Correct. The thick end of £10m quid I think. I believe it is one of the largest sell-on fees ever earned.
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Originally posted by Southport View Post
We sold Sterling to Liverpool and wanted a % of the profit they made. This is different to Stevenage selling Freeman to Bristol and getting a % of the fee they earned, plus a % of the fee the buying club makes when they sell. I have never heard of this type of % of profit, done for two transfers. I can only imagine that when Bristol should have paid a % of the transfer to Stevange, Bristol instead arranged a % of the profit should QPR sell Freeman, and they offered this to Stevenage instead of cash. So we might have to pay x% of the profit we make on selling Freeman (whatever x is) and though officially we pay Bristol, Bristol will effectively owe this to Stevenage.
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Originally posted by scaz_QPR View Post
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Originally posted by SheepRanger View Post
We signed him Bristol City and Stevenage would only get a slice of that deal surely? This seems utter gash to me.....
F*kin ridiculous
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Originally posted by QPRDave View Post
I have to agree. Can someone explain how a club can put a clause on a player getting a slice of his every move?
F*kin ridiculous
Whatever they were due from BC, say 20% of the fee, BC could've struck another deal with them instead of paying that fee, along the lines of, we have got a sell on with QPR so if you agree you can have a small cut of that sell on instead, which could be more lucrative.
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Originally posted by Del View Post
Well obviously they can't. They will only get anything when we sell him if they made a 2nd deal with Bristol City at the time they were due to get their cut of the fee they got from us.
Whatever they were due from BC, say 20% of the fee, BC could've struck another deal with them instead of paying that fee, along the lines of, we have got a sell on with QPR so if you agree you can have a small cut of that sell on instead, which could be more lucrative.
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