paying ridiculous amounts with money loaned from banks.
That's how most of these transfers are paid though. It's particularly obvious with release clauses.
Clubs offer better value for transfer with a significant amount upfront. The buying club hasn't got that money but the interest they pay will be lower than the premium the selling club wants for more installments. Take out a loan and it's ok. Clubs are fairly low risk in terms of lending. Even a club massively in debt will almost always pay their loans eventually.
it was actually ruled out for the foul we were told
it was actually ruled out for the foul we were told
it was actually ruled out for the foul we were told
it was actually ruled out for the foul we were told
So how were they making so much more money in non WC years prior to 2014?
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Neither me or the person I responded to mentioned loans to pay wages. Did you mean to respond to someone else?
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Neither me or the person I responded to mentioned loans to pay wages. Did you mean to respond to someone else?
Neither me or the person I responded to mentioned loans to pay wages. Did you mean to respond to someone else?
That's how most of these transfers are paid though. It's particularly obvious with release clauses.
Clubs offer better value for transfer with a significant amount upfront. The buying club hasn't got that money but the interest they pay will be lower than the premium the selling club wants for more installments. Take out a loan and it's ok. Clubs are fairly low risk in terms of lending. Even a club massively in debt will almost always pay their loans eventually.