Movements in the summer market cost FC Porto more than 42 million euros – FC Porto

In the report and calculations for the first half of the 2022/23 year, a report issued by the Portuguese club Porto reported on the summer market movements, as all signatures for this season were included in the fiscal year. SAD has spent more than 42 million euros on the purchase of permits, to which an additional fee of more than 6 million is added. The signing of David Carmo (€20.2m, plus €750,000 in surcharges) is the biggest slice of this pie, followed by Veron (€10.2m, €2.2m in surcharges), Eustacchio (€4.2m). at a cost of €50,000) and André Franco (€4 million, fee of €64,000). As for Samuel of Portugal, SAD reported that he paid 2.5 million euros for 55 percent of the player’s economic rights, in contrast to what Bento da Costa said at the time of the appointment, as he revealed that the goalkeeper cost 1 million euros for 20 percent of the economic cost. rights. In terms of sales, the listed companies were Francisco Conceicao (5 million euros), Sergio Oliveira (3 million euros, with a loss of 820 euros), Marchesin (1 million euros, with a loss of 989 thousand euros).

The Dragons also assumed that “pass mediation services fees” for players were carried out in the six-month periods ended December 31, 2022 and 2021 referred to above, as well as in the negotiation and renegotiation of employment. The contracts with the players amounted to “a total of €5.4m and €1.8m, respectively”.