Argentinian Guido Rodríguez would represent money for America if he were to be sold by Betis in the future, and the midfielder would not be the only footballer to leave economic gains in that way.
According to information published by the Spanish newspaper ‘The check mark’
Andrés Vaca, a journalist from Televisa Deportes, revealed at the time and prior to the sale of Edson Álvarez to Ajax that the Eagles would keep 15 percent of El ‘Machín’s letter. On the other hand, players Agustín Marchesín and Mateus Uribe, players who bought Porto from América, would not bring any economic benefit to Azulcremas because they did not hold percentages in their favor. “Target =” _ blank “> América still has 30 percent of Guido’s letter and he is not willing to sell his rights to the Verdiblanco team because of his intention to make a significant portion of the money from a possible sale of Guido, with various clubs interested in signing him.
The azulcrema board received three million euros from Betis for the services of Guido and all of Coapa would aim to receive a similar amount in the future as the midfielder is currently valued at 15 million euros according to Transfer market, and it would be the figure the Betic team could demand for the Argentinian.
Guido Rodríguez’s case isn’t the only one on Coapa’s board of directors, the possible sale of Diego Lainez and Edson Álvarez, both products of the American quarry, could also leave a lot of money to the Azulcremas treasury.
According to a Forbes article published in January 2019, Betis paid $ 17 million for 80% of Lainez’s letter so America would receive 20 percent of all future transfers.
Andrés Vaca, a journalist from Televisa Deportes, revealed at the time and prior to the sale of Edson Álvarez to Ajax that the Eagles would keep 15 percent of El ‘Machín’s letter.
On the other hand, the players Agustín Marchesín and Mateus Uribe, players who use the postage already America, would mean no economic benefit to the azulcremas because they did not maintain the percentages in their favor.