Krasnodar considering potential summer transfer of one of its prominent figures - as reported by journalist Vieira
Score a Bonus! Diego Costa Might Leave "Krasnodar"
Looks like Defender Diego Costa could be kissing goodbye to "Krasnodar" come summertime! Brazilian journalist Alexandre Vieira has the scoop on European clubs showing interest in the 25-year-old player, who had quite the successful season.
Here's the twist: Due to his impressive performance, the team's management plans to sell him for more than €7 million. But hold up, there's a catch. According to Vieira, "Krasnodar" must cough up 15% of the sale to Costa's former squad, "São Paulo".
You might wonder, what's the deal with this slice of the pie? Transfermarkt data reveals that Costa has been a titan on the field, playing 25 matches in the current RPL season, logging a sizzling 92% playing time. He joined "Krasnodar" last year, penning a 5-year contract.
Now, let's break down the finer points: In football transfers, selling clubs sometimes negotiate sell-on clauses giving them a piece of future transfers. If "São Paulo" holds a 15% sell-on clause, they could snag a chunk of change if "Krasnodar" sells Costa. But remember, this remains speculation without official confirmation.
So, around the water cooler, don't count your chickens just yet. The nitty-gritty contractual details between "Krasnodar" and "São Paulo" aren't in the limelight, so the true impact of this potential 15% selling clause remains to be seen.
- Bookmakers are predicted to shift their odds for Diego Costa's next football club, considering his potential move away from "Krasnodar".
- In the Champions League and European leagues, several bookmakers have Costa's transfer to a new team as a highly anticipated event.
- Costa will owe part of his transfer fee to his former club, "São Paulo", due to the sell-on clause agreed upon in his contract with the Russian team, "Krasnodar".
- Transfermarkt data shows that Costa, currently playing for "Krasnodar", owes a significant contribution to the team's 15% selling clause stipulated with his former club, "São Paulo".
- The sports world eagerly awaits further updates on Diego Costa's transfer, as the specifics of his contract with "Krasnodar" and potential sale to another team could influence the future dynamics of European football leagues.
