No idea mate but would suspect that if/when they decide to sell him we get first dibs & the fee is £35m or whatever figure is in the contract!How does this buy back clause work then? At anytime we can buy him back for 35 m regardless whether Leicester want to sell or Kelechi wants to come back or anyone else offers any more?
I would have thought that it would be a release clause but perhaps with a time limit when it can be triggered. If it works how release clauses normally work, then it doesn't matter whether leicester want to sell. You might be right, but if it does not give City the right to buy, it's no use. £35m is quite high. Who is to say the market is going to keep going up.No idea mate but would suspect that if/when they decide to sell him we get first dibs & the fee is £35m or whatever figure is in the contract!
He is their player so If they don't put him up for sale the figures don't mean anything.
I would have thought that it would be a release clause but perhaps with a time limit when it can be triggered. If it works how release clauses normally work, then it doesn't matter whether leicester want to sell. You might be right, but if it does not give City the right to buy, it's no use. £35m is quite high. Who is to say the market is going to keep going up.
Why would you go to Leicester over Monaco?
Don't get that at all.
Could literally just walk into Mbappe's shoes...
If that was true we be selling him for £180m.Why would you go to Leicester over Monaco?
Don't get that at all.
Could literally just walk into Mbappe's shoes...
Something tells me Monaco won't reinvest the full figure in one forward.If that was true we be selling him for £180m.
I think this is exactly the method in which Madrid do their buy-back clauses.Remember reading when West Ham were interested that City wanted a 3 year buy-back clause, with the price increasing each summer.