Sporting CP and Famalican have in the past few hours agreed on the final details that will allow Manuel Ugarte to be the lion’s reinforcement for the next five seasons.
As A BOLA reported yesterday in its issue, the agreement between the parties was delayed because SAD Leonina, as happened in Bruno Tabata’s deal with Portimonense, wanted to set deadlines and values for the purchase of a percentage of the future sale that Famalicão would hold under this agreement. …
Unlike what happened a year ago, with Pedro Gonçalves transferred 6.5 million euros, but with SAD Famalicense retaining half of the future transfer, without any agreement to buy the remaining 50 percent, in the case of Ugarte like this happened with Tabata, Sporting has set timelines and values to become 100% owner in the future.
So, according to our newspaper, the lions will pay 6.5 million euros to pass the 20-year-old Uruguayan midfielder. However, for every 30 games Ugarte plays in the starting lineup for the lions, Sporting opens an agreement window with two million euros for every 10 percent of the shares.
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