Francisco Conceição - AM R - FC Porto (5 Viewers)

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Alex-444

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selon A Bola, le portugais disposait d'une clause libératoire de 30m€ jusqu'au 15 juillet. Celle-ci est désormais à 45m€, ce qui expliquerait sans aucun doute le prêt sec temporisant le paiement (ou non) de la clause libératoire au mercato estival 2025.
 

Badass J Elkann

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10m loan and no option is insane.
its not a great deal but its either this or we sign Sancho on an expensive loan with an expensive option/obligation with high wages, did we really have any choices? Zhegrova would have been nice but maybe Giuntoli decided not to show his face in France for a while after the Todibo debacle.

Like I said the here and now is great, we got a very capable player. Next season/summer I'll worry about it then.
 

Alex-444

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according to A Bola, the Portuguese had a release clause of € 30m until July 15. This is now at € 45m, which would undoubtedly explain the sec loan delaying the payment (or not) of the release clause in the 2025 summer transfer window.
 

Badass J Elkann

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Everyone calm the fuck down!

Let's wait for forum experts to explain in the way that will protect Giuntoli and make this a resonable deal!
I dont think anyone here or anywhere will say this is a reasonable deal, like I said its not a great formula at all but we have got ourselves a good player for the season. But frankly I don't really care about the formula of the deal, I just wanted the player now.

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Sounds like his account got hacked and someone posted it instead. Cant see why we get someone on loan without any option (unless some verbal agreement has been reached)
Because its Porto lol, when have they ever loaned any of their assets out with an option to buy?
 

DanielSz

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Sounds like his account got hacked and someone posted it instead. Cant see why we get someone on loan without any option (unless some verbal agreement has been reached)
why would Juve invest 30M or whatever in conceicao when they’re already investing 30M+ in Nico and nearly 60M in Koopmeiners? Conceicao isn’t gonna be a starter if Koopmeiners arrives.
 

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according to A Bola, the Portuguese had a release clause of € 30m until July 15. This is now at € 45m, which would undoubtedly explain the sec loan delaying the payment (or not) of the release clause in the 2025 summer transfer window.
Well this makes more sense. So if he does well we can buy him for 30ml?
 

Alin

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according to A Bola, the Portuguese had a release clause of € 30m until July 15. This is now at € 45m, which would undoubtedly explain the sec loan delaying the payment (or not) of the release clause in the 2025 summer transfer window.
So to try and make some sense of this, basically he has a release clause of €45M right now and we decided to pay a close to €10M dry loan now to delay it and pay the same release clause of €45M next summer in case he does well this season while paying also the extra €10M for the loan now (or later negotiate it for less if he doesn’t do great here).

Or is it even worst as in the €45M release clause won’t be valid next summer which means if he does well here anyone can outbid us later anyway, or otherwise we’ve just wasted €10M on a dry loan.

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Well this makes more sense. So if he does well we can buy him for 30ml?
That’s not at all what it sounds like tbh. :lol:
 
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