RESOLVING THE LEDGER
RESOLVING THE LEDGER
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DALLAS, UNITED STATES - JULY 3: Nestory Irankunda of Australia during the World Cup match between Australia v Egypt at the Dallas Stadium on July 3, 2026 in Dallas United States (Photo by Rico Brouwer/Soccrates/Getty Images) | Getty Images
Bayern Munich is about to get paid for, well, doing nothing — not a bad deal, eh?
Transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano gave the deal between Watford and Sporting CP for former Bayern Munich winger Nestory Irankunda his patented “Here we go”:
🚨🟢⚪️ Nestory Irankunda to Sporting, here we go! Club to club agreement at €18m plus add-ons.
Bayern sorted sell-on clause details with Watford and green light also from the Australian talented winger. 🇦🇺
Later, Romano added this as well :
🟢⚪️🇦🇺 Nestory Irankunda to Sporting CP from Watford, final details of the deal.
€15m fixed fee, add-ons potentially bringing it over €18m package, long term deal also agreed with the winger.
Here we go. 💥
One of the final details of the deal was how Bayern Munich would get paid from the sell-on clause it holds on Irankunda. Bayern Munich’s stake in the deal is rumored to be as much as 40%, which is wild. While that will not provide a massive cash influx from this transfer, every little bit helps as the club prepares to bolster its war chest for what could be active transfer windows in the summer of 2027 and 2028.
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