cucumberman
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I'm reliably informed that if Bony goes the other way the payment structure will rely on Bonys goal rate.
The value of the deal "£50m" is based on Wilfs transfer value plus cash. £10m is offset against performances.
I don't know the exact figures involved but let's say for example if City win the title we would need to pay Everton an additional £5m, but if Wilf bags 20 goals, that £5m will be cancelled out.
This is a complex deal, so I wouldn't expect it to close quickly as it stands. If Everton decide not to take Wilf, then it makes the deal easier to put together...
I would go with that, Bony's value in the deal because it's not easy to offload him due to his wage (£100k + 20k) and we free up space for a striker signing. Thought the deal above is complicated I don't see why it can't be done. It's the new world of performance based payments.