All the word net means is after deductions, so their wording does not say it is on profit, just after agents fees etc have been deducted. Unless, of course, one of the deductions is the fee we paid. That is the only way the sell on can be on profit only (That all makes the assumption that the Turkish release is accurate too I guess)Net fee will be the profit on the next transfer.
They will make up what they want,not our problem or of any interest.Undisclosed fee also. Lovely. Will trigger the mentally challengeds
Even as an accountant I have no idea what all that's meant to mean NL, but sell on clauses are usually based on the profit made on resale.In what has been a tremendous few weeks, this signing is the one that has me a little hard.
Hard to pin down exactly what the sell on fee is for, but given it explicitly says Net fee, rather than Gross, we can perhaps hope that one of the deductions from the incoming fee is the write off of his value on our books, and therefore the sell on is on the profit only, not the full fee? @Hillheadbear, get your financial brain into gear please.
Fantastic news. Really looking forward to seeing this guy in his Ridvan.
Net income is profitIn what has been a tremendous few weeks, this signing is the one that has me a little hard.
Hard to pin down exactly what the sell on fee is for, but given it explicitly says Net fee, rather than Gross, we can perhaps hope that one of the deductions from the incoming fee is the write off of his value on our books, and therefore the sell on is on the profit only, not the full fee? @Hillheadbear, get your financial brain into gear please.
It's an upwards trajectory playing for usI'm thinking this lad will only get better and better now he's at the best
It's the same tits who slag new signings off and then say "hope he proves me wrong". Here's a ridiculous idea. Give them a bloody chance before putting the boot in.There's a few posters who have been nowhere to seen recently, who owe the board an apology for spouting shite and getting personal towards certain individuals about no selling or bringing players in this window.You know who you are.
The Turkish Killer Clowns
There's a few posters who have been nowhere to seen recently, who owe the board an apology for spouting shite and getting personal towards certain individuals about no selling or bringing players in this window.You know who you are.
Ridvan Yilmaz signs on a five-year deal from Besiktas.
RANGERS Football Club are today delighted to announce the signing of Turkish international Ridvan Yilmaz on a five-year deal from Besiktas.
The left-back joins Gers for an undisclosed fee, subject to international clearance and the work permit process being concluded.
Yilmaz, 21 years old, has already been a league champion with Besiktas, and has gained top level experience in the UEFA Champions League.
A proud product of the youth system at Besiktas, Yilmaz has become a full part of the Turkish national team in the last year, having featured at each of their younger international age group squads.
After impressing in international friendly matches, he was named in the squad for last summer’s UEFA European Championships, and has since won 6 full international caps.
A modern, attacking full-back, Rangers supporters can look forward to seeing Yilmaz further strengthen Gio van Bronckhorst’s first team squad.
Speaking after agreeing to join Rangers today, Yilmaz commented: “I am delighted to be joining a club the size of Rangers and am really looking forward to meeting my new teammates.
“This is a club who have shown they can compete against some of the best teams in Europe, and I am really excited by the challenges we have ahead of us.
“I have heard so much too about the Rangers supporters and I cannot wait to play in front of them for the first time.”
Manager van Bronckhorst continued: “I am really pleased to have added Ridvan to our squad and I believe he will bring a lot of quality to the club.
“I have been really impressed with his development in a really demanding, winning environment at Besiktas over the last few seasons.
“I am looking forward to welcoming him to training in the coming days and to seeing him in action for the first time.
Sporting Director, Ross Wilson, added: “Gio and I were clear in our desire to invest in a high potential and high quality left back. We have now secured that in the signing of Ridvan Yilmaz. He’s a talented young player who has been coveted throughout Europe following outstanding performances for Besiktas. We also know how highly regarded he is in the Turkish National Team. This is another exciting young player to join our squad, and we are delighted to bring Ridvan to Rangers.”