FC Porto and Roma strike deal for Rodrigo Mora worth up to €52m | OneFootball

The agreement was finalized during the early hours of the morning, with the young Portuguese player receiving authorization from FC Porto to travel to Italy.

After several days of negotiations, FC Porto and Roma finally reached an agreement. The documentation was shared and the contracts signed, with Rodrigo Mora now only subject to the usual medical examinations before the transfer to the Italian club is made official.

The deal follows a rather uncommon model. Initially, Roma will buy 50% of Rodrigo Mora’s economic rights for €25 million, with the possibility of paying an additional €2 million if certain objectives are met.

FC Porto will retain the remaining half and already secure 50% of the value of any future transfer of the player.

At a later stage, the Italian club may acquire the other 50% for a further €25 million. The Dragons also have an option allowing them to sell that half for the same amount.

If all the planned stages are completed, Rodrigo Mora could earn FC Porto a total of €50 million, plus a further €2 million dependent on objectives being met.

The attacking midfielder will sign a contract with Roma valid until 2031, after completing and passing his medical examinations. According to A BOLA, the player will earn a gross annual salary in Italy of around €3.7 million.

The transfer becomes one of the most valuable deals carried out by FC Porto for a player developed at the club. So far, Vitinha, sold to Paris Saint-Germain for €41.5 million in 2022, held the record for the highest sale of a product of Porto’s academy.

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