Stuart Armstrong

[RogerTheAlien]

One media reporting 6 million fee and 1 million add ons. We get 700K from 10%.

[GUNBOAT]

Reportedly so in the press anyway, and can’t see any club down south paying more than £4m, if it’s in this ballpark then United would probably get about £250k at the most I would think?

£4M,are you FN kidding me?.

[shedka]

One media reporting 6 million fee and 1 million add ons. We get 700K from 10%.

The percentage we get is more than that, something to do with allowing it to happen in January (still the wrong decision), either 15-20%

[psych]

[shedboy71]

I recall being told the exact % but cant remember and think its only on profit so minus what we sold for him. I also believe that those who provided soft loans have first dibs. I can see ST taking a chunk as part of going.

15% rings a bell - best thing is Tims fans views on him leaving - they just dont get it do they!

[num1adi]

One media reporting 6 million fee and 1 million add ons. We get 700K from 10%.

It’s a percentage of the profit, so you have to take off what United got in the original deal first
Then divi it up

[PartyFears2]

% of £5.25m. 10–15% is the normal agreement.

I’ve heard 10 & 15, even 18. But who knows, it’s guessung at this stage

[JamesMcClean]

But who knows, it’s guessung at this stage

Why don't you ask petermackie? He knows all the facts.

[jerrennixon]

Why don't you ask petermackie? He knows all the facts.

If he's busy, any other Fun fan should be able to help. They ken aaaathing about Utds finances.

A lot of them taking a mighty interest in Armstrongs transfer though. 👀

[stokearab]

So basically we're getting 10% of 5.25 million, which after tax, ST's cut, other soft loan paybacks etc will leave about 17p 😕