Bayer Leverkusen profits from Iker Bravo transfer to Watford

Published Jul 24, 02:00 PM UTC

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Former Bayer 04 Leverkusen professional Iker Bravo has completed a transfer from Italian club Udinese Calcio to English Championship side FC Watford. The English second-division club paid a million-euro transfer fee for the striker, with a significant portion of that fee flowing back to Bayer Leverkusen due to a sell-on clause or previous contractual arrangement. The deal represents a financial windfall for Leverkusen, who had previously transferred Bravo to Udinese. The move highlights the ongoing financial benefits for clubs that include sell-on clauses in player contracts, allowing them to profit from future transfers of their former players.

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Former Bayer 04 Leverkusen professional Iker Bravo has moved from Udinese Calcio to FC Watford. The English second-division club is paying a million-euro transfer fee for the striker, with a significant portion of that amount going to Leverkusen.

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Original headline: Die nächsten Millionen: Bayer 04 kassiert bei Transfer von Iker Bravo kräftig mit

Original language: DE-DE

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