Thanks to Real Madrid accepting to spend 50 million euros to buy Alvaro Carreras from Benfica, MU pocketed large sums of money by installing the term of the Spanish defender.
According to Marca, Real will pay Carreras's transfer fee in 3 phases. This is a move to reinforce the left corridor of Los Balncos after a 0-4 defeat against Paris Saint-Germain in the semi-finals of the last FIFA Club World Cup.
Carreras became the fourth rookie of Real this summer, after Franco Mastastuono, Dean Huijsen and Trent Alexander-Arnold. The MU side will benefit financially thanks to the 20% of the receipt of the difference in excess of 6 million euros that Benfica has spent. Accordingly, MU is expected to pocket about 9 million euros (equivalent to £ 7.7 million) from this deal.
But not only Alvaro Carreras, MU can also earn from Anthony Elanga. Newcastle has reached an agreement to recruit Elanga from Nottingham with 52 million initial transfer tables, plus extra bonuses. Elanga will sign a 5 -year contract with “injection” and medical examination in the next 48 hours.
When selling Elanga to Nottingham, MU installed the profit division term from the resale deal, namely 15% of the profit that Nottingham earned. With Nottingham buying Elanga from MU for £ 15 million and sold for £ 55 million, they profit 40 million pounds. Thus, MU will receive 6 million pounds, bringing the total amount from this deal to £ 21 million (not to mention the secondary terms).
2 unexpected revenues from Alvaro Carreras and Elanga are extremely important for coach Ruben Amorim, who is in need of budget to strengthen forces in the summer. This money is likely to be added to the transfer fund, helping MU closer to goals like Bryan Mbeumo and other names.