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The Lions took stock of the transfer market and revealed all the values involved in signing and leaving the club.
Sporting published a detailed account of the club’s activity in the transfer market in the club’s newspaper, which ended on Tuesday.
From the cost of acquisitions, to sales revenue and future transfer percentages, the lions provide all the details (which you can check out in the gallery posted above).
As for new players, Pedro Gonçalves, Nuno Santos and Tabata stand out. In the case of the former, Famalicão is entitled to 50 percent of a future sale, while Rio Ave can accommodate 20% of a transfer from the Portuguese winger.
The Tabata case is more complex: Sporting paid just 500,000 euros to Portimonense for the Brazilian winger, but Algarve was entitled to 90 percent of a future sale. However, the Alvalade club can reduce that percentage to 50% by paying an additional 4.5 million.
The Moroccan Feddal, ex Betis, cost € 2.15 million.
In terms of departures, Sporting maintains preemptive rights over several players who left the club permanently, as well as half the value of future sales: these are the cases of Rafael Barbosa, André Geraldes and Miguel Luís. Francisco Geraldes and Gelson Dala, both from Rio Ave, live in similar situations, but the lions are entitled to 25 percent of future sales.
In terms of loans, the clubs that received Battaglia, Eduardo Henrique, Leonardo Ruiz, Pedro Mendes, Idrissa Doumbia and Abdoulay Diaby were left with a purchase option.
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