FC Porto paid 770,000 euros in winter window commissions | OneFootball

According to O Jogo, FC Porto has disclosed on its Portal da Transparência that it spent 770,000 euros on intermediary and management commissions during the winter window. The transfer ins and outs were already public, but the fees have now been detailed.

The largest share relates to the signing of Oskar Pietuszewski. His agent, Mariuz Pierkasrki, received five per cent of the transfer value, 400,000 euros, plus a 40,000 euro management commission.

Thiago Silva arrived on a free transfer, although his deal carried 180,000 euros in management costs. The loan of Moffi came with 150,000 euros in management fees.

The loan of Fofana from Rennes, without an option to buy, did not involve any payment.

Permanent departures André Franco, Gil Martins, Mamadu Queta and Rui Monteiro incurred no costs for Porto. The same applied to the temporary exits of Ángel Alarcón, Dennis Konney, Gabriel Veron, Kotaro Nagata, Eustáquio and Tomás Pérez.

Source: O Jogo