Find out how much Sporting will save by releasing Jeremiah St. Juste | OneFootball

Sporting will save 1 million euros with the termination of Jeremiah St. Juste's contract, with whom they have reached an agreement in the past few hours. The Dutch defender will leave on a free transfer, with the club 'getting rid' of six months of salary.

In this transfer window, the defender is expected to sign a contract with Feyenoord, a club he represented between 2017 and 2019. In recent days, as reported by the newspaper Record, St. Juste has even been in the Netherlands undergoing medical examinations that will allow him to take the next step in his sports career.

St. Juste's priority was a return to Germany, where he played for Mainz, but the lack of concrete offers in this market led him to opt for a return to the Netherlands. This scenario has even been publicly admitted by the sporting director of the Rotterdam club, Dennis Kloese, who confirmed that the 29-year-old defender is well-positioned to strengthen the team.

Last summer, Sporting demanded between 3 and 4 million euros for the player's transfer, but eventually allowed the departure on a free transfer, saving on the six months of salary they would still have to pay. St. Juste had an annual gross salary of 3.2 million euros.

In the 2024/2025 season, Jeremiah St. Juste – valued at 3 million euros – played 28 matches wearing the Sporting jersey: 14 in the Liga Portugal Betclic, six in the Champions League, five in the Portuguese Cup, and three in the League Cup. In total, the defender accumulated 1,385 minutes, without scoring or making any assists.

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