Guys, I cannot work out how this works.
Lets check Nathan Ake example, cost 40m pounds, signed a 5 year contract.
That is 8m cost each year until 2025. that is clear.
A) What happens if we decide to sell him for 20M in 2022 summer.
Would that mean he only cost us 2 x 8m of his cost for the two years, and we still have 24m.
But we receive 20m 2022 summer. Do we just cancel out 20m of the 24m and end with 4m loss?
Or would we still have his 8m yearly cost in the books in 2023, 2024, 2025 when he is not even here anymore.
B) What happens if Ake signs an extension in 2022 summer for another 3 year?
Would it be recalculated that the remaining 24m cost goes shared now for another 6 remaining years which is 4m per year not the 8m.
Basically how we account the changes like selling player or extending contract.
Lets check Nathan Ake example, cost 40m pounds, signed a 5 year contract.
That is 8m cost each year until 2025. that is clear.
A) What happens if we decide to sell him for 20M in 2022 summer.
Would that mean he only cost us 2 x 8m of his cost for the two years, and we still have 24m.
But we receive 20m 2022 summer. Do we just cancel out 20m of the 24m and end with 4m loss?
Or would we still have his 8m yearly cost in the books in 2023, 2024, 2025 when he is not even here anymore.
B) What happens if Ake signs an extension in 2022 summer for another 3 year?
Would it be recalculated that the remaining 24m cost goes shared now for another 6 remaining years which is 4m per year not the 8m.
Basically how we account the changes like selling player or extending contract.