Olival has earned FC Porto over €240m this decade | OneFootball

Rodrigo Mora is on the verge of becoming the player who will generate the highest capital gain for FC Porto’s SAD and, at the same time, the academy product sold for the highest fee in the club’s history. For that, only the official confirmation is missing, which will allow him to surpass the €41.5 million generated both by Francisco Conceição — between the loan fee and the permanent transfer to Juventus — and by Vitinha, who was sold to PSG.

If completed, the deal will take FC Porto past the €240 million mark raised over the last six years from players developed at Olival. In other words, during the current decade.

The math is “simple”: to the three players mentioned, responsible for a total of €133 million, add the €40 million from Fábio Silva’s transfer to Wolverhampton, the €35 million paid by Arsenal for Fábio Vieira, the €12 million spent by Juventus on João Mário, the €10 million from Gonçalo Borges’ move to Feyenoord, the €7 million received from Union Berlin for Diogo Leite, and the €4 million related to Sérgio Oliveira — €1 million for the loan to Roma and another €3 million for the move to Galatasaray. In total, that is €241 million generated by the club’s “homegrown gold” for the coffers of the blue-and-white SAD in just six years.

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