If Juventus sell Alvaro Morata before July 16, they will have to pay Real Madrid an €80m clause.
The Spaniard was purchased in 2014 for €20m, but the Merengues retained a buy-back option in July of 2016 or 2017.
Now Football Leaks published the full contract of the deal, revealing the exact details of the operation.
If Juventus sell Alvaro Morata before July 16, they will have to pay Real Madrid an €80m clause.
The Spaniard was purchased in 2014 for €20m, but the Merengues retained a buy-back option in July of 2016 or 2017.
Now Football Leaks published the full contract of the deal, revealing the exact details of the operation.
Real Madrid will have to pay €30m to Juventus if they decide to buy Morata back and he has played half or more than half of Juventus' official matches. If he played between one quarter and one half of the games, they'll have to pay €25m, while less than one quarter of the games would mean a payment of €20m.
Furthermore, Morata's clause to leave Juventus amounts to €80m, meaning that if the Turin club were to sell him to a third party before July 2017, they would have to pay that sum in full to the Madrid club.