BARCELONA, 4 Feb. (EUROPA PRESS) –
The Porto announced Tuesday that it has repurified of the FC Barcelona of 20 percent of the total surplus value that the Blaugrana club owned for a future sale of the Spanish player Nico González, although Barça could receive about 13 million euros after the signing of the midfielder by Manchester City.
When FC Barcelona sold Nico González to Porto for 8.5 million euros, a percentage was saved-of the 40 percent, as confirmed by the Portuguese club-of the benefits of a future sale of the Galician.
Porto has revealed that it has paid 3 million euros to Barça for the repurchase of 20 percent of those rights, so the Blaugrana club could receive 13.3 million euros for that march from Nico to the City -10,3 Millions of 20 percent remaining more those 3 for the repurchase of FC Porto.
“The FC Porto also reports that the purchase option exercised in advance, with FC Barcelona, of 20% of the surplus value in a transfer of the player worth 3M, retaining FC Barcelona the right to only 20% of the surplus value, also canceling the repurchase option that FC Barcelona had on the player worth 30m exercised until June 30, 2025, “the Portuguese club announced in a statement.
These 13 million are added to the 8.5 that the Barca club received in 2023 with the sale of Nico to the team known as the ‘dragons’. A total of 21.5 million, which remain far from the 29.1 millues that could have taken the ‘culer’ set of not having made effect the repurchase of 20 percent of the future sale.
Anyway, those 13.3 million are important income for the Blaugrane coffers, possible after the signing of the Spanish midfielder for Manchester City, which paid for 60 million euros to Porto on the last market day.