Villarreal CF is looking to the market to boost its finances. The Castellon-based club is seeking to generate revenue through potential sales of former players like Etta Eyong and Javi Guerra.
What's happening with former players?
Villarreal CF retained a percentage of profit in the sales of several former players, which could bring significant revenue to the club. Etta Eyong, Javi Guerra, Iván Martín, and Thierno Barry are some of the players who could leave economic benefits to the club.
How much could they generate?
The percentage of profit varies depending on the player and the operation. In the case of Etta Eyong, Villarreal CF would receive 80% of the profit generated if the transfer is between 3 and 7.5 million euros. In the case of Javi Guerra, the club retained 30% of the economic rights of a future sale.
What does it mean for the club?
This revenue could be crucial for strengthening Marcelino García Toral's squad and increasing the team's competitive potential in a season marked by the challenging task of the Champions League. The current situation of the club is as follows:
| Statistic | Value |
|---|---|
| League position | 3rd in La Liga |
| Points | 72 pts |
| Games played | 38 |
| Recent form | WLLDW |
| Goal difference | +26 |
Villarreal CF is facing a summer in which it not only expects to generate revenue through its own operations but also through the movements of its former players in the market. This could become an unexpected source of funding to strengthen the squad and increase the team's competitive potential.
