‘Understand’ – Claim Made On Fee Crystal Palace Banking From Sale | OneFootball

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The fee Crystal Palace will receive after the permanent sale of defender Tayo Adaramola to Cercle Brugge has emerged.

The Dublin-born defender was snapped up by Crystal Palace at a young age and slotted into their youth set-up to develop.

Since arriving at the club, the 22-year-old has progressed through the academy and has been sent on loan to Coventry City, RWD Molenbeek, Stockport County, Bradford City, Leyton Orient and Sheffield Wednesday.

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The Ireland international has made only two senior appearances for Crystal Palace and despite having four years remaining on his contract, he has been sold to Belgian outfit Cercle Brugge.

Adaramola has signed a permanent deal with Belgian Pro League side Cercle Brugge and his contract runs until 2030.

Now it has emerged just how much the Eagles will be banking.

Belgian journalist Sacha Tavolieri wrote on X: “Understand the Eagles are getting €600K as transfer fee on that deal.”

It is unclear if Crystal Palace have included a sell-on clause, as is often standard practice now.

Adaramola will begin a new chapter in Belgium and look to hit the ground running at Cercle Brugge.

Under new manager Pierre Sage, Palace have already signed Oscar Mingueza from Celta Vigo and former Arsenal defender Takehiro Tomiyasu to strengthen their backline.

However, Crystal Palace are looking to add more depth to defence and have shown interest in Lecce defender Tiago Gabriel.

Besides that, the Eagles were also keen on Fenerbahce defender Jayden Oosterwolde, though that trail has gone cold in recent weeks.

Crystal Palace will want to bring new faces through the door at Selhurst Park as they look to back new boss Sage, but the clock is ticking.

Meanwhile, Adaramola will want to make the most of a fresh start in Belgium, and could make his debut this weekend when Cercle Brugge face Club Brugge in a derby clash.