Aston Villa has renewed the contract with De Bruyne, JR and Mane in succession, which also makes Aston Villa's fans very happy.

After the summer, Bale and Suarez left. Although the team then introduced top players like Ibrahimovic and Thiago Silva, fans were still a little worried about the loss of young stars.

Although the renewal of a player does not mean anything in itself, it is at least much more psychologically comfortable.

After completing the contract renewal of three young players in a row, Aston Villa and other players' renewal negotiations were slightly slowed down.

It is impossible for the whole team to negotiate a contract renewal in one go.

Some negotiations are relatively smooth and faster.

Some need to be polished slowly.

What made Fang Jue happy was that even though some players made slow progress in contract renewal negotiations, overall, the players were very happy to play football at Aston Villa, and there were some loyalty.

Of course, Fang Jue also knew that loyalty should be matched with the corresponding treatment.

Just talk slowly.

Negotiation itself is a psychological game process. Sometimes it cannot be too fast or dragged on. The uniform team is more professional than him, so he doesn't have to worry too much.

Papastasopoulos' transfer negotiations were finally reached.

The Greek defender is dedicated to going to Dortmund.

Aston Villa demands a transfer fee of £20 million.

Dortmund said they had no money and they could only take out £12 million.

Aston Villa said, £18 million is a bargain price, it doesn’t matter if you don’t have money, we allow you to divide it into two installments.

Dortmund: There is no money in installments, we can give up to 14 million pounds.

Finally, according to Fang Jue, the club took the initiative to make concessions in order to thank Papastasopoulos for his contribution to the team during his time with the team:

Papastasopoulos' transfer fee is £14 million, and Aston Villa will have a 30% share of Papastasopoulos' second transfer in the future.

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Dortmund accepted the plan.

The most interesting thing about this plan is that if Papastasopoulos ends up in his life, or leaves with a free transfer when the player contract expires, or leaves with a low price, Dortmund will make a profit now because Aston Villa's subsequent share of revenue is very little or even no.

If Papastasopoulos leaves at a high price in the future, then Aston Villa has the chance to finally get the transfer income of 18 million pounds they have always insisted on from Papastasopoulos.

In any case, this plan is something that Dortmund can currently accept: spend less money and introduce an excellent and reliable defender.

Subsequently, Aston Villa Club officially announced that the team's Greek defender Papastasopoulos officially transferred to the Bundesliga team Dortmund for a share of £14 million + 30% of the second transfer.

The media was a little surprised.

In their opinion, Fang Jue did not sell Papastasopoulos to a high price of about 20 million pounds, but it was only 14 million pounds. This is definitely a strange thing.

As for the subsequent 30% second transfer share, it was all later. Will the Greeks transfer in the future, will the transfer value depreciate, or even leave freely? The Bumblebee will die? These are all questions.

Therefore, this kind of secondary transfer share agreement is actually rarely used in football transfer negotiations, because the uncertainty is too great and the risk is very high.

And even if there is a second transfer later, if Dortmund and the buyer sing a double act and deliberately lower the transfer fee, Aston Villa will have no choice.

Fang Jue responded to this:

Aston Villa had the opportunity to sell Papastasopoulos to Premier League teams, and the transfer fee would be higher, much higher.

However, the players want to go to Dortmund, and Aston Villa chooses to make concessions and sacrifices to become global members' choices and will.

"We made concessions and sacrifices. The transfer fee was not the most important. He chose to go to Dortmund. I said, yes, the club made concessions. We thank Papastasopoulos for his contribution to the team during his time at the time of his time. It was a good separation. This was the best parting."

Duncan Castour, a columnist of The Times, praised his words and deeds. He published his own column article with the name:

The humane Vera, Fang Jue's soul is shining!

In an interview, Aston Villa head coach also sang the friendship between Aston Villa and Dortmund. His friendship with Klopp was said to the team that he was willing to lower the price. In addition to giving back to the players, they were also good friends with Klopp.

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"Four million pounds, even if it's just this transfer fee, it's not too much, hissing." Rebeto was very skilled with chopsticks, picked up the fat beef cooked in the hot pot, dipped it in a small plate of chili noodles, and hissed and screamed, and he kept eating it.

"Slow down, don't compete with me." Fang Jue said angrily. This guy went to Sichuan and Chongqing some time ago. Now Rebeto is a Rebeto with a hot pot stomach.

Rebeto is right, £14 million is a big deal in the winter transfer market.

The Queen's Park Rangers were willing to spend £15 million to introduce Papastasopoulos. The club's general manager Byron asked the players to have a conversation. The players were unwilling to go to the Queen's Park Rangers who were in danger of relegation, so Aston Villa had to give up.

As for whether Dortmund will deliberately play a double act with the buyer in the future to reduce the transfer fee, Fang Jue feels that the possibility is not high:

I can't afford to lose that person.

If you really play this operation, the impact will be too bad.

As for Papastasopoulos's life in Dortmund, or his free transfer and leaving after the contract expires, this is a very low chance. If this is true, Aston Villa will also admit it.

Of course, the most important thing is that because of the championship bonus and the popular bonus of players Fang Jue is optimistic about, Aston Villa's players have always been selling at a premium, and the current market price of Papastasopoulos is about 14 million pounds.

It’s just that Aston Villa’s sales have always been a serious premium, the reporters actually felt that Aston Villa’s deal was a loss.

In fact, Aston Villa has made a lot of money. When he introduced Papastasopoulos from A.C. Milan a year and a half ago, Aston Villa only spent 4.1 million pounds.
Chapter completed!