Watford force Sporting to accept Irankunda release clause, details revealed | OneFootball

Sporting and Watford have reached an agreement for the transfer of Nestory Irankunda, and new details have emerged. The deal includes a clause giving the English side a share of the profit from a future sale, with the Australian international getting ever closer to heading to Alvalade.

According to Rudy Galetti, the two clubs agreed on the figures for the deal, which should include a fixed fee of €15 million plus another €5 million depending on the achievement of objectives. Everything has also been settled between the winger and Sporting’s SAD.

The completion of the process now depends on an agreement between Watford and Bayern Munich. The German club holds 40% of a future transfer of the player and the two parties are said to have already reached an agreement on the final amount to be received by the Bavarians.

All that remains is to define the payment structure of that amount, namely the respective installments. Once that final detail is resolved, Watford will be able to authorize Nestory Irankunda to travel to Lisbon, undergo medical examinations and sign a contract with Sporting.

The 20-year-old winger has already given the green light to the move and is expected to be tied to Sporting until June 2031. Rui Borges is awaiting the Australian’s arrival to add more options on the left side of the green-and-white attack.

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