Al-Nasr agrees to 10% of the resale of Gabriel with Chelsea
A press report today revealed the details of Al-Nasr Club’s agreement with its English counterpart, Chelsea, to include Brazilian Angelo Gabriel during the past summer transfer period.
According to reports, the Chelsea club management stipulated that they obtain a 10% percentage of the resale of Brazilian Angelo Gabriel to Al-Nasr, if the yellow team decided to sell him in the future.
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Reports indicated that Brazilian Angelo will receive $30 million for 5 seasons, $6 million each season with the Saudi Al-Nasr Club.
The sources explained that Al-Nasr Club paid 21 million euros to sign the Brazilian coming from Chelsea, and it will be paid in 3 installments according to the agreement between the two clubs.
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