Constantilias: PAOK will give money to Agia Paraskevi if they sell him

Tens of thousands of euros will be put into its coffers by local side Agia Paraskevi, if PAOK sells Yannis Konstantelias for more than €15 million.

the Yannis Constantilia It is his big bet to make money PAOK, since the young ace is one of Europe’s greatest wonders. The young midfielder has attracted a lot of interest from overseas clubs who want to invest in his talent.

A typical example of this is that in the recent transfer market, a European team made a bid of €10 million to make him theirs. Recently, a rumor has spread that… Salzburg We will provide for PAOK For 17.5 million euros plus a resale rate of 18%.

So, if there’s one team that absolutely wants to make the move, it’s Agia Paraskevi. At the club based in Volos, they were very familiar with it Yannis Constantilia, because they saw several years ago how he would be able to reach the top. According to The Newspaper, the local club kept Delia a 0.25% resale fee.

Of course, the union did not stop there, as the agreement with the “two-headed man of the north” stipulated that in the event of a second transfer Constantiliasin another union, then Saint Paraskevi Volos He is entitled to a larger amount. So what happens then? PAOK Finally the 21 year old sold to Salzburg For 17.5 million euros?

then, Saint Paraskevi He will put 43 thousand euros in his coffers. If, in fact, Salzburg If the player is sold, the club may collect an additional cash fee that may exceed 80,000 euros. As is easily understood, this amount is not only insignificant for a team that is not competing in the top flight.

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Through a post on Instagram, PAOK said “goodbye” to Zivko Zivkovic, who left Decfalos after five years.

It is worth noting that in his new contract Constantia – Which was signed last February – No clause was put in his contract, in case any foreign club wanted to make him their own PAOK Going into the discussions, Decephalus would have the upper hand, as he would essentially set the price for Constantilia.