Rodrigo Mora signs for Roma, FC Porto explain the deal | OneFootball

FC Porto confirmed this Wednesday the transfer of Rodrigo Mora to AS Roma through a statement sent to the CMVM, in which it details the terms of the agreement. The Italian club will pay 27 million euros for 50% of the economic rights of the 19-year-old player, with two million dependent on the fulfilment of objectives.

The agreement also includes options for AS Roma to acquire up to 50% of the athlete’s economic rights for a total of 25 million euros. In the opposite direction, FC Porto “also holds an unconditional sell option for the percentage of the economic rights it keeps in its possession at the same reference value,” which obliges the Italian club to buy the percentage that the Dragons decide to sell.

The full statement

“Futebol Clube do Porto – Futebol, SAD (“FC Porto”) hereby informs the market, its Members, Supporters and Fans, as well as the general public, that it has reached an agreement with AS Roma (“Roma”) for the permanent transfer of the sporting registration rights and 50% of the economic rights of professional football player Rodrigo Mora for the total amount of €27M (twenty-seven million euros), corresponding to a guaranteed fixed remuneration of €25M (twenty-five million euros), plus a maximum variable remuneration of €2M (two million euros) depending on the fulfilment of certain sporting conditions.

Roma holds acquisition options for up to 50% of the Athlete’s economic rights for the total amount of €25M (twenty-five million euros). FC Porto also holds an unconditional sell option for the percentage of the economic rights it keeps in its possession at the same reference value, in this case requiring Roma to purchase the percentage that FC Porto decides to sell.

Should Roma not acquire the entirety of the Athlete’s economic rights, FC Porto will therefore have the option to sell the entirety of the economic rights. Under the agreement now concluded with Roma, FC Porto will therefore have the option of securing a minimum intake of €50M (fifty million euros) or, should Roma not exercise the acquisition options in full and FC Porto so prefer, retain a percentage of the Athlete’s economic rights in order to benefit from a future sale of the Athlete at a potentially higher value.

No deduction will be made from the amounts to be received by FC Porto under the solidarity mechanism. FC Porto further states that it will incur intermediary service costs amounting to 10% of the transaction value.”

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