Benjamin Pavard
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MTL_Barca
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Yeah one source claims its 35, another said its somewhere between 30 and 40. Stuttgart also pretty much said they would be open for that.
Would never do that tho, if a player wants to join us he should just wait another year in that case. I know its safer for the player in case of like an injury but then i'd pass on him instead of paying extra 20 mil just to be sure.
Blaugrana Bull
HiiiPoWeR
If we go for him, he should be played as CB. It would be nice to have him as a back up at RB especially when you want to be more cautious but that is not his natural position.
GOAT_SUAREZ
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Should buy him and Lenglet right now.
MTL_Barca
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Stuttgart wont sell for less than the release clause, the "German clubs like to sell cheap to Bayern" meme is stupid.
There are reports that Bayern already has an agreement for 2019 with him to pay his clause tho.
gregorrin10
Senior Member
But i thought his clause was 60M? The rumours say 35M to Bayern...so which one is right? There were strong rumours that Stuttgart won't sell for less than 60M this season, so i don't exactly see his release clause being just 35M, since it doesn't make any sense to demand 60M then. Let's face it, Bayern will get another great young talent from the Bundesliga under price and guarantee his signature one season early, if only our Board would be capable of doing the same with anyone ever...most recently De Ligt and De Jong for example.
Joan
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It'll be 35 next summer. I've heard so.
Luftstalag14
Culé de Celestial Empire
It is stupid for Bundesliga clubs to have release clause in the contracts for players since it is not mandatory at all, especially when the release is this low. They are just inviting Bayern to raid them.
But if the players and their agent demand a realistic release clause in order to improve their bargaining power in negotiations, then what can they do.
Luftstalag14
Culé de Celestial Empire
True, but I still think German clubs should do a better job steering clear of it. BVB for example got bitten in their behind by Goetze's release clause and since then they have been very careful not to have release clauses.
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