Real Madrid lose control of former academy starlet’s future after big-money move to the Premier League
One of the most significant moves for Real Madrid on the deadline day of the summer transfer window, surprisingly, had nothing to do with a direct departure or arrival from the club.Instead, it was th...
Real Madrid unexpectedly let go of control over former academy starlet Chema Andres after his big-money transfer to Premier League club Brighton and Hove Albion. This significant move, made during the summer transfer window, was not due to a departure or arrival from the club but rather a lucrative sale of the young player. Chema's move to England resulted in a €23 million fee for Brighton, with Real Madrid receiving €11.5 million due to their 50% ownership rights.
Following the transfer, Real Madrid forfeited all rights and control over Chema, handing him over to Brighton with a full 100% stake in the player's future. Despite knowing they would lose control of the player, Real Madrid chose not to act, indicating their intention to let go of his future. The decision was likely a calculated move, as the chances of Chema returning to Real Madrid in the long run were slim. Nevertheless, it is hoped that Chema continues to develop and thrive in his new club in England.
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