Premier League News – Liverpool must spend millions of pounds in bonus bonuses for two rival clubs, Arsenal and Southampton, after they have won the season.
Crazy ball – Liverpool must pour millions of pounds in bonus funds for two rival clubs, Arsenal and Southampton, after they became champions this season.
Of course, both clubs will benefit greatly from the success of the Reds to win this season. But it must be admitted, Jurgen Klopp and his team have indeed created many miracles in the transfer market in recent years.
But many of the players brought in have a huge incentive, with Anfield promising to pay huge funds to the clubs from which these players come, if they are involved in the Reds winning league.
Liverpool finally won their first Premier League title in the last three decades on Thursday (6/25) local time. Thus, the Kop management must now pay bonuses to the two clubs according to the agreement.
Was revealed SunSport, Southampton is considered to be getting a surprising amount of funds, which amounted to 3 Million Pounds or around Rp. 53 Billion, after the Reds ‘robbed’ the British south coast club repeatedly over the years.
Now, the Reds have several mainstays in the field, such as Virgil van Dijk, Sadio Mane, Dejan Lovren and Adam Lallana who are all former stars of The Saints. The players will now see how ‘profitable’ they are for their former club, who are certain to become richer after the Reds win.
Arsenal also do not lose money fans. They will be sprayed monsters funds, after their former star Oxlade-Chamberlain helped bring Liverpool to win the Premier League this season.
Two more clubs not to be forgotten, Hull City and Charlton Athletic! They will also be sprayed fortune from Anfield – although the value is smaller, and will be very grateful to Andrew Robertson who joined the Reds from the club in 2017. As for Charlton, they will pocket a number of bonus funds for the transfer agreement Joe Gomez to Merseyside.
Incorporating such bonus clauses into transfer proposals often allows clubs to bring in their targets at prices lower than the owner’s club wants. But, clubs that sell can also benefit a lot from the agreement, if their former players succeed in the new club.
Southampton – who have often been ridiculed as their ‘player supply team’ to Liverpool, will now be very happy with their business.
