Roma and FC Porto reach Rodrigo Mora agreement: fee revealed | OneFootball

Roma and FC Porto have reportedly reached an agreement in principle for the transfer of Rodrigo Mora, according to Mercado Azul.

According to the same source, the Italian club will pay €30 million, including bonuses, for 50 percent of the young Portuguese international’s economic rights. The Dragons will retain the remaining 50 percent of the player’s rights.

The agreement also provides for the possibility of Roma acquiring the other half of the economic rights in 2027. That operation could become mandatory if certain clauses set out in the agreement are met.

If this structure is confirmed, FC Porto will secure a significant immediate cash injection and retain the possibility of receiving an additional fee for the future acquisition of the player’s full rights.

Rodrigo Mora, 19, is under contract with FC Porto until June 2030 and has a release clause set at €70 million.

The deal has not yet been officially confirmed by either FC Porto or Roma. The information should therefore be viewed as an alleged agreement between the clubs, still pending official confirmation.

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