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The fee sounds tricky. He signed multi-year contact probably 4 year, thus his un-amortised transfer fee in June 2006 is €2 million times 3/4 year = €500,000. Chievo bought back the half for €1 million, means amortised a extra of €250,000 plus the profit €1,000,000 minus book value €500,000 = €750,000. Or an alternative way, both half should worth €250,000 at that time, Chievo use €1 million ( €2million in full in the book value) to buy the rights means the other half had increased €750,000 but un-capture-able as retain by Chievo. Thus the transfer profit calculation in full ownership €2million minus €500,000 equal €1.5 million should be deducted €750,000: equal €750,000. Matthew_hktc16:09, 13 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]
