Diogo Costa to earn €2.5 million net per year after contract renewal | OneFootball

After several rounds of negotiation, Diogo Costa extended his contract with FC Porto last Tuesday, committing himself to the club where he was developed until June 30, 2030.

The renewal of the goalkeeper’s—and captain’s—contract with the Dragons involved the revision of several points, including the release clause, which was reduced from 75 million euros to 60 million, thus keeping open the possibility of a future transfer for the player wearing number 99.

The new contract also includes changes to his salary. The 26-year-old keeper had his wages increased and is now the highest-paid player in FC Porto’s main squad, earning 2.5 million euros net per year, an amount that reflects the prominent role he plays both on the pitch and in the blue and white dressing room.

A bonus component was also included, which will be activated if, in the future, any club triggers the 60 million euro release clause.

For now, Diogo Costa says he is fully focused on FC Porto’s objectives, as he made clear when formalizing the new agreement: “I am looking forward to the future,” said the Dragons’ and Portugal national team’s first-choice goalkeeper.

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