There Pomegranate formalized its great market success: the hiring of the free agent Paulo Dybala mocking Napoli and Inter who, for different reasons, left room for maneuver for the Giallorossi who took advantage of this with a real market blitz. O contract numbers signed by the Argentine with Capitoline are well known: Joya has signed a three-year contract and will receive a base salary of 4.2 million euros net per season, to which bonuses of up to 1.5 million can be added. While the commissions would be around 4 million euros.
It’s also no secret that there’s one in the deal linking Dybala to Roma until 2025 release clause very low which, contrary to what was previously feared, must be unique, regardless of which club wants to exercise it. In fact, as of July 1, 2023, if a team wants to buy the new yellow and red number #21, they can decide to pay 20 million euros skip a trade to set the price.
But watching carefully the terms of the clause rescissoria present in Paulo Dybala’s contract, some leave novelties that are rarely seen in agreements between clubs and professional footballers. Firstly, in fact, it seems that if the clause were exercised, the EUR 20 million would come divided between Giallorossi’s club and the Argentine himself which therefore holds a percentage of its sale. actually then Joya is “co-owner” of her brand and if you leave Rome (through a clause) before the natural expiration of the contract will earn money from their own sale (but you will lose the part of the accumulated commission).
The other unusual aspect of this contract concerns the “veto” and “right to relaunch” that Rome can enforce in the event that any other club decides to pay the termination clause. When a club comes forward to exercise the clause, the Giallorossi club has reserved the right to resolve it, only in some specific cases, in its favour. pay the player a bonus equal to the amount he would earn from his transfer but also the possibility of block Paulo Dybala’s transfer through some pre-determined interventions including the player’s salary increase and contract extension.
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