FC Porto could make €24m from players out on loan | OneFootball

FC Porto could secure a significant financial boost from several players currently out on loan, in a scenario that could bring the Dragons around 24 million euros.

The most advanced situation is that of Danny Namaso. With AJ Auxerre staying in Ligue 1, the purchase clause included in the agreement between the clubs has been triggered. The English forward will bring in 5 million euros through a permanent transfer, on top of the 1 million already paid as a loan fee. FC Porto have also secured 40% of any future sale of the player.

Iván Jaime is also close to moving on permanently. The Spanish midfielder could trigger the mandatory purchase clause, set at 5.5 million euros, if he takes part in the next match for the club where he is currently on loan.

Stephen Eustáquio and Tomás Pérez are two other open cases, but with favourable prospects for Porto’s SAD. According to the scenario currently on the table, the clubs both players are representing are interested in moving forward with permanent deals. The reported figures are 7 million euros for Eustáquio and 5.5 million for Tomás Pérez.

If all these deals are completed, FC Porto could reach total income in the region of 24 million euros. It is an important amount for the administration led by André Villas-Boas, which continues to prioritise financial balance, reducing liabilities, and preparing the squad for next season.

At the same time, Porto’s transfer market activity remains ongoing, with the club monitoring possible arrivals to strengthen the team managed by Francesco Farioli.

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