If a team triggers a release clause, can a player refuse to leave?
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Jeremie Frimpong
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FMwkdsoul
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Yes, you cant force him to move.If a team triggers a release clause, can a player refuse to leave?
Alan Harper's Tash
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Imagine if they couldn’t! The Saudis could take every single player registered in La Liga!Yes, you cant force him to move.
HaalandEffect
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Depend if they renew his contract and he get a higher release clause
Mr Kobayashi
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Imagine if they couldn’t! The Saudis could take every single player registered in La Liga!
Players in La Liga must pay their own buyout fees so they'd just be playing hot potato bacs until the end of the transfer window.
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SouthernPlastic
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He has? They will castrate him at the first willy wave.PMSL, we must be looking at him as well though? Walker has mentioned he has an interest if Saudi want him and I seen it mentioned on here that tolmie had said that there were rumors of a £40m bid for Kyle?
Mr Kobayashi
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He has? They will castrate him at the first willy wave.
Or make him a member of the Royal family. :)
Of course...If a team triggers a release clause, can a player refuse to leave?
Alan Harper's Tash
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Thought it was always like that? The buying club transfers the money to the player or anuthority and the selling club are then powerless to stop the transfer, barring persuading the player to stay.Players in La Liga must pay their own buyout fees so they'd just be playing hot potato bacs until the end of the transfer window.
Mr Kobayashi
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Thought it was always like that? The buying club transfers the money to the player or anuthority and the selling club are then powerless to stop the transfer, barring persuading the player to stay.
Correct. But as the La Liga rules require the player to deposit the money themselves, they would have an effective veto even in circumstances where they had no choice to move.
In other places clubs pay buyout clauses directly to the selling club.