khaled_a_d
Senior Member
That is everything above 31m we paid, Then Atletico percentage (20% of profit), Cruzeiro percentage as parent club per FIFA rules (around 2% of any sale). After this they share 30% of what is remaining for 1 year and 20% in 2nd year.
Ab example of the above: if we sell Roque for 40M in 2026.
0.8M goes to Cruzero
31M goes for Barca, cover what we paid for him.
Then from remaining 8.2M, Paranense gets 1.64M
Remaining 6.56M, Betis will get either 30% in first year, or 20% in 2nd year.
That is less than 2M best case scenario.
If it is 70M somehow:
Cruzeiro gets 1.4M
Barca 31M covering old transfer fee. 37.6M profit.
Paranense gets 7.52M
Remaining is 30M
Betis gets 20% or 30%, that
% of capital gains, to incentivize the loan is pretty common these days.
Only thing is that they should have an expiration period. Because if for example we bring Roque back and he is a first team player for 5 years for us, then any capital gains is from being a Barcelona player and not that period at Betis.
Which should then be reduced, at best, to a lower formation percentage it anything.
It is said in the article you sent, first year they get 30% and 2nd they get 20%
So, if he plays 2 years in Betis, return in 2026, in 2026-2027 they get 30% of his sale profit, in 2027-2028 they get 20% of his sale profit.
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