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Terry Gibson's perm

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You have to pay a release clause up in one go if you want to pay in installments it invalidates it (as far as I'm aware)
Unless it was agreed in the contract that the release clause could be spread, Cunha it was reported it said three payments but United wanted to make five.
 

AFCCOVENTRY

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All you are doing is copying and pasting media speculation as fact though?


Sporting Clube de Portugal have signed Viktor Gyökeres on a contract through to 2028, with a €100m release clause set for the Swedish international.

 

Grendel

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I can't remember for sure, but think the release clause was declared by Sporting when he signed. Sure it was €100m.

There are suggestions it was mutually agreed to lower it - the point is that no one actually knows

 

steve cooper

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I assume that lowering the release clause wouldn't negatively affect Vik, so Sporting could lower it if they wanted, but not raise it as that could affect him.
They could hint that they might lower it to get some interest, but could then raise it again up to the stated contract amount if it suited them, which I assume is what might be happening.
 

Grendel

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I assume that lowering the release clause wouldn't negatively affect Vik, so Sporting could lower it if they wanted, but not raise it as that could affect him.
They could hint that they might lower it to get some interest, but could then raise it again up to the stated contract amount if it suited them, which I assume is what might be happening.

Portugal and Spain have release clauses for legal and taxation reasons. Lameries had a 50m clause. However players and agents can negotiate a termination clause within the contract which is the lower amount
 

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