TruckerJack
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A structure would be a club pays a set amount at set intervals no matter of what happens following the transfer.
A clause (the one you are referring to) would be when a club pays extra in future but only when certain agreed milestones are achieved.
Depends on what the clauses are as I explained previously. I don't see Celtic or anyone else realistically agreeing to a clause for a milestones that'll never probably be met.
No that’s amortisation. A structure is how the total fee is reached, appearances, goals, promotion bonus etc etc
The clause that may never be met would be an added bonus, not part of the guaranteed fee. If Celtic only paid a £2 million guaranteed fee wi eh the rest on clauses that weren’t hit, then why wouldn’t they accept a £2 million fee with a chance to triple it up to £6 million based on a clause?