Exclusive:How much Manchester United have made this summer as another huge sell-on clause revealed
It has been a busy summer transfer window and here is how much they have made so far.
Manchester United are set to make a guaranteed £90 million in the summer transfer window, with a potential £64m in future transfer fees also agreed.
United agreed their first summer sale when Alejandro Garnacho completed his £40 million move to Chelsea over the weekend, a deal that also includes a 10 percent sell-on fee. The other summer sale has seen Antony return to Real Betis in a deal that will earn United a fixed fee of £21.6 million with a further £2.6m in potential add-ons. United will also retain a 50 percent sell-on clause of any profit made on a future transfer. It means United will receive half of any fee over the initial £21.6m sale figure.
There have also been two loan exits agreed that could go on to earn United £64m next summer. Rasmus Hojlund has agreed to join Napoli for an initial loan fee of £5.19m, with an obligation to make the deal permanent for £38m next summer if the Serie A side qualifies for the Champions League.
United also sent Marcus Rashford out on loan to Barcelona, which includes an option for the La Liga club to make the deal permanent for roughly £26m next summer. A deal for Tyrell Malacia to join Elche on an initial loan has collapsed after all parties were unable to agree a future transfer price, while Jadon Sancho is set to join Aston Villa in a loan deal that will also included a loan fee.
In terms of additional earnings this summer, United have already banked £5m after Chelsea paid a penalty for their failure to make Sancho's previous loan deal permanent, while they also received roughly £2.5m when Marseille qualified for the Champions League due to a clause included in the sale of Mason Greenwood a year ago.
United have also banked just over £15m from various sell-on clauses during the current window and could earn even more if Teden Mengi completes a deadline day move to Burnley. It is understood United included a 40 percent sell-on clause when he joined Luton Town two years ago.
They have already earned £7.6m from Real Madrid's deal to sign Alvaro Fernandez Carreras, £5.5m from the deal that saw Anthony Elanga join Newcastle and £2.1m when Maxi Oyedele left Legia Warsaw to join Strasbourg.
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