If winning the league having played x amount of games in the season triggers an add on, it should still be active, unless there is some other clause that cancels it, like maybe once he has played a certain number of games, we get paid out on that and any other add on is void. Likely that Mac Allister has more value attached to his performance than Ben and Trossard combined though.
What I meant was, will outcome x or y still trigger add ons for us two, three, four seasons down the line? This will differ from contract to contract, of course, just wondering if the add ons in White's contract are still in effect several seasons later.
Yeah, I know what you meant, only the clubs and the agent know for sure, but usually, add ons are not just for the next season or two, it will be as long as that club has him under contract. With a sell on, you could get a payout from the next couple of transfers a player makes, if sell ons were part of the next transfer too.
Got it, wasn't aware it was common for add ons to apply indefinitely.
) calling for Arteta to be sacked when Villa scored their first... It wasn't a joke either, he doubled down on it. Throw Ben White and Trossard in, along with the prolific cheat Saka and whining prick Arteta, and yeah, I'm not too fond of them.
- knows at least half a dozen of the most infuriating, fairweather liverpool fans of the gobby and annoying variety, and them being happy isnt good, is it? They take away from the actual decent fans they have. But at least they're a proper club.
Yeah, that's the flaw in that logic but it is a low risk, not serious.
