MiType: Inter Milan retains future transfer share when selling many young players, with a proportion ranging from 10% to 50%

According to the "Milan Sports Daily", Inter Milan retained its future transfer share when selling many young players, which will bring additional income to Inter Milan.

When Inter Milan sells young players in recent seasons, one principle is not to completely lose control of the players. Usually Inter Milan will require joining the repurchase right, but if the buyer firmly opposes, Inter Milan will at least retain a certain proportion of the players' future transfer share. This practice is becoming more and more common in world football, especially when big clubs sell players.

Inter Milan has received more than 21 million euros in transfer fees for selling young players in recent years, including Oristanho's transfer to Venice 4 million euros, Philip Stankovic's transfer to Venice 1.5 million, Zanotti's transfer to Lugano 2.5 million, Satriano's transfer to Lance 5 million, Agume's transfer to Sevilla 4 million, and Colidio's transfer to Riverbed 4.4 million. Inter Milan added a second-transfer share when selling these players, so they can earn more from these players in the future.

For example, after Venice was dropped into Serie B last season, Oristanho may transfer to leave Venice this summer, while Inter Milan retains 30% of the player's transfer share and will earn a share of income from his transfer. In addition, Inter Milan has 50% of its future transfer share, while Zanotti, Satriano and Colidio are all 20%.

The Milan Sports Daily also pointed out that Agume's terms are the most complicated. Inter Milan retains 50% of the players' future transfer share, but Sevilla can choose to pay Inter Milan another 4 million euros to buy back 40% of the shares, so that the transfer share proportion of Inter Milan retains will be reduced to 10%.

Inter Milan will continue similar operations this summer. For example, Inter Milan is in transfer negotiations with Bruges midfielder Alexander Stankovic. Bruges is willing to offer players 10 million euros, but Inter Milan requires joining the repurchase right or future transfer share.