The unexpected jackpot that Abdessamad Ezzalzouli’s transfer will bring to FC Barcelona
The potential transfer of Abdessamad Ezzalzouli from Real Betis to Liverpool could bring in significant money for FC Barcelona. Thanks to a resale clause wisely negotiated in the past, the Catalan club hopes to pocket an unexpected check of 12 million euros.
Having become a particularly decisive player in Real Betis colors, Abde has reached an undeniable sporting level. His evolution and performance have not gone unnoticed by top European clubs. Seduced by this profile, Liverpool is now willing to spend the 60 million euros corresponding to the clause set by the Andalusian team.
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This English offensive is being followed with great interest in Catalonia. As Fichaje points out, FC Barcelona had taken care to retain 20% of economic rights on a future sale when their striker departed. If the transaction materializes at the price demanded by Betis, the Blaugranas will mechanically receive the significant sum of 12 million euros, without even having to intervene in negotiations.
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This indirect profit fully validates the strategy implemented by Barcelona’s management in a very demanding economic context. By maintaining control over the future of their transferred players, the club ensures new revenue to balance its accounts or finance future signings. The operation promises to be ideal for all parties involved: Betis brilliantly values its player, Abde confirms his rise, and Barça reaps the fruits of its long-term management.
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