Liverpool is poised to earn £9 million from an outstanding transaction orchestrated by Michael Edwards half a decade ago.
Liverpool stands to gain a substantial £65 million windfall this summer, contingent upon the realization of a potential transfer deal, despite no longer having ownership of the player in question. According to The Athletic, Dominic Solanke may depart from Bournemouth in the upcoming transfer window, although the club is reluctant to part ways with their prolific striker, who notched 19 goals in the Premier League last season.
Bournemouth may not have a choice if a team triggers Dominic Solanke’s £65 million release clause, which activates on a deal surpassing the £19 million that Bournemouth paid for him. Consequently, Liverpool stands to gain a significant profit of £46 million, with around £9 million of that being their share due to a 20 percent clause. Despite his departure from Liverpool six years ago, Solanke has emerged as a prolific striker, scoring 19 goals in the Premier League for Bournemouth. If Solanke moves this summer, Liverpool would benefit from the deal, reflecting well on their initial investment in the player.