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Middlesbrough Earns £37.9 Million Profit from Morgan Rogers Transfer After Less Than Six Months
Championship side Middlesbrough has made a substantial profit of £37.9 million from the transfer of Morgan Rogers, despite the player spending less than six months at the club. Middlesbrough originally signed Rogers for £1.5 million and sold him to Aston Villa for £16 million. However, a secondary transfer sell-on clause triggered by a subsequent sale generated an additional £23.4 million, bringing the total revenue from the player to £37.9 million. The deal highlights the financial benefits of sell-on clauses in football transfers.
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