The “Diablito” started as a starter and Nuñez’s club will begin to receive the first part of the objectives of the sale to Manchester City. In addition, the Millionaire insures the Chaco from 18 until December.
The sale of Claudio “Diablito” Echeverry to Manchester City will begin to bear financial fruit for River. The talented 18-year-old player from Chaco started in the superclásico and that brought Nuñez’s team an important injection of money. The institution chaired by Jorge BritoIn addition to ensuring that he retains the midfielder until December, he will receive around $535,000.
However, the club’s supporters want Echeverri to continue wearing the white and red shirt, especially after his outstanding recent performances. Despite his young age, Echeverri demonstrated leadership on the field and his attitude rubbed off on his teammates. For this reason, the River Plate leadership together with the coaching staff decided to make sure to keep him at least until December.
The fact that he was a starter prevents Pep Guardiola’s team from taking him before the end of the year, in addition to completing the eight-match package set in the contract that guarantees River a million-dollar sum.
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The initial payment for the sale to City involved a fixed amount of around US$16,000,000, while the remaining approximately US$9,600,000 will go to River once certain – achievable – objectives established in the fine print of the contract. One of them is to be the starter in eight games, and that eighth game was in the superclásico against Boca.
The Millionaire will not only get paid for the objectives he meets throughout this year with the River shirt, but He will continue to receive payments for the next three years -until 2027- for the objectives that Echeverri meets with other shirts. If City loan him to a team in their group, such as the Girona, River will also charge for what the Little Devil does on that team. It will even do so if within that period it is transferred to any other entity. In turn, the payment will be staggered and in installments, as happened with the transfers of Julian Alvarez to City at the time and Enzo Fernandez to the Benfica.
Source: Ambito
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