Real Madrid collects more than 130 million euros thanks to a
By OnzeActu · · 3 min read
Real Madrid stands out in this transfer market with more than 130 million euros generated without having to sell an executive. The Merengue take full advantage of a policy aimed at retaining economic rights over their former players, thus making the movements of their training center profitable.
The most profitable transaction concerns Nico Paz, a young midfielder transferred to Como for the impressive sum of 60 million euros, allowing Real to achieve its biggest financial coup of the summer. Another lucrative operation: the transfer of Victor Munoz to Liverpool for 40 million euros. Thanks to a clause granting 50% of the economic rights to Real, 20 million euros fall directly into Madrid's coffers - a nice jackpot, acquired without selling one of its executives.
The Spanish club can also smile with the probable transfer of Alvaro Rodriguez to Bournemouth. The deal, with a potential value of 30 million euros, should bring 12.5 million euros immediately, to which 2.5 million could be added in bonuses, depending on the player's performance in England.
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At the same time, Alex Jimenez brought in 10 million to Madrid following his permanent transfer to AC Milan, while Mario Gila, a defender who played for Castilla, alone generated 15 million euros thanks to a similar formula: a 30 million package negotiated between Milan and Lazio, 50% of which goes to the Merengues.
The strategy extends to Mario Martin, now at Getafe after a successful loan spell. By transferring only half of its rights, Real receives 3.5 million euros while retaining a capital gain option on a future transfer. Finally, Fran Garcia is about to join Real Betis, which should bring another 4 million euros to Madrid, still in a logic of shared rights.
This policy, focused on the long-term valorization of the training center's products and the anticipation of the economic benefits of future transfers, positions Real Madrid as a forerunner on the European market. The Merengue are proving, once again this summer, that it is possible to maintain sporting competitiveness while guaranteeing strong financial health, without having to sacrifice major players.
Frequently asked questions
How much money did Real Madrid make from sales this summer?
Real Madrid earned more than 130 million euros thanks to exemplary sales management.
Who is the most expensive player sold by Real Madrid this summer?
The most expensive player sold is Nico Paz, transferred to Como for 60 million euros.
How much did the transfer of Victor Munoz to Liverpool bring in?
Victor Munoz's transfer to Liverpool brought in 20 million euros for Real Madrid thanks to a 50% economic rights clause.
What is the potential transfer price of Alvaro Rodriguez to Bournemouth?
Alvaro Rodriguez's transfer to Bournemouth is potentially worth €30 million.
How much did Alex Jimenez bring to Real Madrid with his transfer to AC Milan?
Alex Jimenez brought 10 million euros to Real Madrid following his permanent transfer to AC Milan.
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