Champions League spot may raise Pietuszewski, Froholdt prices | OneFootball

When announcing the signing of Oskar Pietuszewski from Jagiellonia Bialystok, FC Porto revealed that they had paid a fixed fee of 8 million euros, which could increase by up to 2 million in variables, the details of which were not disclosed. According to Record, one of these clauses, for example, provides for qualification to the Champions League.

In addition to this objective, there are other variables linked to individual and collective performance. The achievement of this goal arouses particular curiosity, especially because, until the end of the season, the young Polish international will only be available for domestic competitions, as he was not registered for UEFA competitions.

Although winning the Europa League guarantees direct qualification for the next edition of the main club competition, FC Porto aims to secure qualification mainly through the league, ideally by winning the title.

If qualification is confirmed, FC Porto will have to pay an additional amount to Jagiellonia and also to Copenhagen, in the case of the clause related to Froholdt. In both cases, the club will not mind bearing these costs, which would be a sign of achieving collective objectives and of receiving revenue from the Champions League.

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