Quote from: Lida93 on Today at 04:24:30 PM

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Can someone please explain to me what's the sell-on clause that Napoli is requesting from Galatasaray to be paid in Osimhen's transfer fee? I am getting to hear about such manner of deal for the first time after you're requesting for a €75m as release clause. IMHO, this is Napoli just trying to make Victor Osimhen deal to Galatasaray a difficult one just to discourage the Turkish club in their interest for the Striker.

Sell on clause is simply the percentage you include into a players contract which gives the parent contract the right to some amount of the transfer fee of the new club decides to sell in future, like if it is included into osimhen contract and Galatasaray gets to sell him off later they will give some percentage which was agreed earlier to Napoli. For example Manchester United sold off Carracas to Benfica and included a 20% sell on clause and now that Benfica is sold him off to Real Madrid for €50m Manchester United will be pocketing €10M. Same thing they did for the Elanga dela deal and also got 5.5 million from the deal too. But in this Napoli deal it is certainly not a good option.

My reason is sell on clause or any other clause is usually included in a contract of a player if the parent club is actually wanting the player to get more minutes outside and also sees much potential in the player and also of the transfer fee is actually small. It is acceptable by the buying club because it comes with lower transfer fee but in this case Galatasaray are actually paying almost the release clause of Osimhen which is huge so it is not a good deal because it technically means they don’t still fully own the full right of the player.

Quote from: Agbamoni on Today at 02:09:02 PM

If you were a Liverpool fan who would you prefer - Isak or Ekitike

Isak for 2025 has always been a campaign for most football fans wish for their club but Newcastle United are not interested to sell the player. He is the best striker in the Premier League so far.

Isak will be leaving for €120m if Newcastle agrees for Liverpool. While a bid for Ekitike has been sent valued around €80m

Not even a up for a debate, Isak is currently one of the best strikers in the world and way ahead of Ekitike who has had just one great season. Isak at same valuation with Ekitike is even laughable because they are not even close in fact I will personally pick Isak ahead of Halaand in the transfer premier league. He was the player I wanted Arsenal to go for because if Liverpool gets him I think it will be a scary combination. The reason why Ekitike was even lined up was because Liverpool thinks if they don’t get to sign Isak they will go for lower option but it is not even a close comparison