#59 How does a transfer work and why do they get so complicated so quickly?
from Soccer 101
Hosts David Gass and Josh Schneider-Weiler go in-depth on all things transfer, and share some of their favorite transfers of all time. Why are agents so prevalent? How do buy-out clauses differ from release clauses (and what are both of those things)? When are fees paid? All those questions answered, plus Gass saying "amortization" roughly 10 times. The Soccer 101 theme (and plenty of other excellent music) can be found right here: https://aerialist.bandcamp.com.
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