Birdy
Senior Member
Omg so we could **** Pique over?
Oh yeah!
That clause can save us more than the 40m listed, because there is also the part he deferred in 2021.
Around 50-55m I believe
Omg so we could **** Pique over?
Oh yeah!
That clause can save us more than the 40m listed, because there is also the part he deferred in 2021.
Around 50-55m I believe
Another example for Dummies (@clowngician)
Frenkie agreed to defer and extend in 2020.
It's that ridiculous contract until 2026 that was leaked some time ago:
"In the first two seasons, 2020/21 and 2021/22, the player reduced his salary from 14m euros NET to 3m euros and 9m euros respectively.
That meant giving up 16m euros, which he would be paid over the remaining four seasons until the end of his contract in 2026. That is why he now earns a fixed 18m euros, made up of the 14m euros he was earning plus the 4m euros deferred.
For the final season, there will be additional 1m euros, bringing the total amount he earns to 19m euros."
Whatever you see above is everything the clubs owes to Frenkie from the moment (2020) the contract extension was signed and onwards.
Frenkie can't say 'oh the club should have paid me more in 20/21' as clowngician believes, because that's his old contract not valid anymore.
According to English leaks, that's why he didn't go to EPL in the summer (I don't believe that's the only reason):
Because he wanted the 16 m (the difference in NET between what he got in 20/21 and 21/22, and what his old contract stipulated)
Of course the club did not agree as the new contract overrides the old one, and there was NO OUTSTANDING payment to him for 20/21 and 21/22
That's what will happen again in the winter or next summer, when he will pack his bags and GTFO of Barcelona.
The club will owe him jackshit
If this is valid, then it gives the club a bad reputation business-wise as most players won't be willing to defer their wages for anything, and it would make sense that they don't to avoid funny stories.
If this is valid, then it gives the club a bad reputation business-wise as most players won't be willing to defer their wages for anything, and it would make sense that they don't to avoid funny stories.
Not really.
More bad reputation goes with giving these contracts way above the market to bums, than with trying to rescind them.
Other than that, the club is doing nothing illegal.
If a player gets transferred out, it's over club is not liable to his wages anymore
If there is a termination clause in a player's contract, club is in its rights to terminate if conditions are met
If a player agrees to defer his wages in goodwill, it's only proper to pay them their deferred wage for the supposed time they stayed (let's say they deferred it and left after two years, you pay them the deferred amount for the two years and the absurd contractual amount doesn't really matter if both parties agreed and signed on it).
I don't really know the exact details of what's going on with the team and players, but if it's what I stated above, it's only proper that they pay up and negotiate better contracts next time. However, I think the club is already paying the players their deferred wages
Any arrangement to defer wages for later:
1) is not done orally, but in written. Usually new contracts are signed (extensions) or conditions/clauses are added to the existing ones, as happened with FDJ, Pique, Alba, Busi, Lenglet, Stegen and everyone who deferred wages the last 3 seasons
2) when wages are deferred, it's not what many mistakenly think that the club withholds certain payments, and promises to pay them later.
It's rather this: they agree to get less money now and more money (usually the accumulation is gradual) later on in their contract.
On the new contract or clause signed it is stipulated WHEN and HOW MUCH a player will get payed by the club.
Club can't forfeit these payments.
i) But if a player gets transferred out before existing contract ends, clubs owes him nothing.
That the case with all transfers. The moment X players signs a new contract with Y club, the existing one with Barca gets annulled automatically.
ii) If there a clause stipulating conditions for terminations, when these conditions are met, club can terminate AND owe 0
Players signed contracts and clauses were put there in their knowledge
Any arrangement to defer wages for later:
1) is not done orally, but in written. Usually new contracts are signed (extensions) or conditions/clauses are added to the existing ones, as happened with FDJ, Pique, Alba, Busi, Lenglet, Stegen and everyone who deferred wages the last 3 seasons
2) when wages are deferred, it's not what many mistakenly think that the club withholds certain payments, and promises to pay them later.
It's rather this: they agree to get less money now and more money (usually the accumulation is gradual) later on in their contract.
On the new contract or clause signed it is stipulated WHEN and HOW MUCH a player will get payed by the club.
Club can't forfeit these payments.
i) But if a player gets transferred out before existing contract ends, clubs owes him nothing.
That the case with all transfers. The moment X players signs a new contract with Y club, the existing one with Barca gets annulled automatically.
ii) If there a clause stipulating conditions for terminations, when these conditions are met, club can terminate AND owe 0
Players signed contracts and clauses were put there in their knowledge