Player: The buyout details were leaked by Arsenal; in Capier gave up all

Hupu August 30th German media kicker Leverkusen and team reporter StephanvonNocks updated the entire process of Inkapier's transfer.

On Friday night, TheAthletic announced that Leverkusen player Piero Hincapie's transfer to Arsenal have been completed.

The report was immediately confirmed by other media. Arsenal will pay Leverkusen a transfer fee of 52 million euros, and Leverkusen will also receive a 10% share of the player's resale.

However, Leverkusen later denied the final agreement. However, since the transaction amount appears to have been leaked through the Gunners, they are likely to accept the final offer. Therefore, this transfer should be settled soon.

However, at first glance, these numbers have hidden secrets: Incarpier's contract contains 60 million euros in its termination clause. The Bundesliga club refused to make concessions on the amount - and apparently did not make concessions in the end.

Kickers can reveal that Inkapier and his agents have given up all their share. Assuming their ratio is 10%, the money will reach 6 million euros.

After the player gave up the transfer fee, the reduction in the transfer fee also reduced the second transfer share negotiated by Incapier's former Argentine club AC Taleres when he transferred to Leverkusen in 2021.

It is said that this is equivalent to 20% of the transfer profit. Leverkusen paid 6.4 million euros to the Argentines at the time.

Ultimately, Leverkusen's expectations will be met through the agreement. Therefore, after deducting all relevant terms, Leverkusen's total amount was still 60 million euros, but it was just a different way.

After paying a 6 million euro loan fee, the fixed transfer fee will not be paid until 2026, which means that the entire buyout clause will be triggered in some form and will become a forced buyout in 2026.

Similar to the situation where Matai Koval was loaned to Eindhoven, the choice of a buyout will be triggered by an almost certain event, such as Arsenal's successful relegation.