@GingerMotty@danielstorey85 But they’re separate deals 🤣 £25m + £10m add-ons for Richy is one transaction, £60m + bonuses for Ndiaye is another. Both affect our overall finances, obviously, but that doesn’t mean one fee is “offsetting” the other. And no, I don’t think we’d pay £35m for Richy guaranteed.
@GraemeFriday It’s really not that mysterious. Everton are managing SCR, so sales create room for incoming wages and amortisation. Beto’s sale doesn’t magically reduce Richarlison’s fee on the accounts. Separate deals, separate accounting.
@GingerMotty@danielstorey85 My point is on the books they're separate deals. I didn't say the two deal aren't linked in one way or another.. it's not Richarlison+ 25m for N'Diaye. That's the argument I'm making.
@Mac_Paul0@TacticallyMatt That’s how it looks to the fans, not how it looks in the accounts. Ndiaye and Richarlison are separate transactions, with their own fees and accounting treatment. You can call the overall outcome terrible, but that doesn’t make them one deal.
@endoever39871@TweetGyorgi However, the likely sales of Ndaiye and beto will help massively, particularly Ndaiye. As his book value will be pretty low due to how much we paid for him and the length of his contract and incoming fee, 60m fee, approx 49m book value profit
@GingerMotty@danielstorey85 On the accounting books, they are separate deals. Doesn't matter what it looks like to fans, when it comes to scr rules it matters how it looks in the books. Hope this helps.
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Leeds United insisting for days but there could be surpises based on opportunities.
Mudryk wants to stay in Premier League.