Yes, it does, it's a material clause in his contract. I suggest you spend a bit of time learning about EU contract law before making any more fuckwit statements like this.meeting the buyout alone does not guarantee sale.
My point is they don't have a choice about selling him if it's a case of just paying the release clause.
I mentioned already that meeting the buyout alone does not guarantee a sale
Yes, but it guarantees the potential buying club the right to speak to the player. If the player agrees, the selling club can't do anything.
Yes, it does, it's a material clause in his contract. I suggest you spend a bit of time learning about EU contract law before making any more fuckwit statements like this.
I think you've missed his point there. You're also pretty blind to the way most transfers happen, personal terms are agreed before the club holding the registration is approached. But keep on lad and enjoy yourself.Well, it looks like you're the f*ckwit mate because it doesn't guarantee it at all. If we meet the buyout clause AND he wants/agrees to join us THEN it will happen. Agreeing a fee isn't the only step to a transfer..
Like I have said before, Athletic is not like most clubs - it's always complicated
Totally different circumstances wouldn,t you say?Everybody wrote yaya of and he's back better than ever I trust vinny will as well.
Everybody wrote yaya of and he's back better than ever I trust vinny will as well.