Not 50%TA: Manchester United s A-fee transfer profit is 20% shared, Real Madrid is expected to spend 50 million

June 3 According to The Athletic, Real Madrid's transfer this summer, the team is negotiating with Benfica about Alvaro Fernandez (A fee). In addition, Manchester United has player repurchase terms and second transfer share.

reported that Real Madrid is negotiating a transfer of A-fee with Benfica, with the transfer fee expected to reach 50 million euros. Players are the first choice for Real Madrid's left-back position, but sources involved in the negotiations believe that the transfer will not be easily reached.

A former boss Manchester United has a buyback clause worth about 20 million euros, but Manchester United is not positive about triggering the buyback clause. In addition, Manchester United also has a second transfer share for players. When Benfica spent 5 million pounds to sign players, Manchester United could get 20% of the A-fee transfer profit (transfer fee minus 5 million pounds).

If Real Madrid ultimately fails to sign A fee, they are considering introducing drug factory player Grimaldo as a supplement.