BedsBlue68
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There is no release clause. It’s common in Spain but not in France.
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Savinho
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I think it’s part of employment law in Spain mate, so everyone has to have oneThere is no release clause. It’s common in Spain but not in France.
BedsBlue68
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He’s not owned by a Spanish club he’s owned by Troyes - a French clubI think it’s part of employment law in Spain mate, so everyone has to have one
Centurions
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I suspect that wasn't Maly's meaning.He’s not owned by a Spanish club he’s owned by Troyes - a French club
I know. I was pointing out that it’s not only common in Spain, I believe it’s a legal requirementHe’s not owned by a Spanish club he’s owned by Troyes - a French club
BedsBlue68
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Might be but he is on loan to Girona, he is employed by Troyes. So there is no release clause in his contract (with Troyes), which i think the discussion was about all that ime ago.I know. I was pointing out that it’s not only common in Spain, I believe it’s a legal requirement