“The operation will be around 7 million dollars net, for 100 percent of the pass”, informed the consulted spokesman. “But Independiente will be able to collect $1,700,000 if the player reaches certain goals,” the source said.
As specified by the supporter’s site “Infierno Rojo”, the Buenos Aires club would receive “350 thousand dollars if (Alan) Velasco plays 30 games; and 350 thousand dollars more if he is present in 60”, he assured.
In addition, the Avellaneda entity would be in a position to receive a larger amount of money if the soccer player “comes out as champion or if Dallas enters the Concachampions,” the source consulted described.
Velasco, who played his last game in the team of DT Eduardo Domínguez last week in the 3-1 reached over Talleres de Córdoba by the summer hexagonal, would sign a contract for four seasons.
In addition to these hypothetical amounts to be collected, Independiente would ensure that it receives a 15 percent capital gain, based on “hypothetical future sales,” the spokesperson said.
Velasco has so far played 45 games in the First Division of Independiente and scored four goals, and in the tournaments that the Rojos de Avellaneda have participated in, they have not been champions in any of them.
The sale of the forward presents two facets for Independiente. On the one hand, the income of dollars in the midst of a strong crisis is a relief for the Moyano leadership and management. On the other, it represents a sensible loss for DT Eduardo Domínguez,
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