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Felipe Loyola Transfer from Independiente to Pisa
Felipe Loyola is the new midfielder of Pisa. He stated that he feels very prepared to join the club and do very well.
Felipe Loyola is the new midfielder of Pisa. He stated that he feels very prepared to join the club and do very well.
Independiente has announced that Felipe Loyola is officially a Pisa player. The deal is a 6-month loan with a fee of 1,300,000 euros and a bonus of 200,000 euros linked to objectives. There is an obligation to purchase 70% of the player's rights for 5,500,000 euros if Loyola plays at least 5 matches. The agreement also includes an option to purchase the remaining 30% for 4,250,000 euros. The total cost of the transfer could reach about 11.25 million euros.
Independiente has announced that Felipe Loyola is officially a Pisa player. The deal is a 6-month loan with a fee of 1,300,000 euros and a bonus of 200,000 euros linked to objectives. There is an obligation to purchase 70% of the player's rights for 5,500,000 euros if Loyola plays at least 5 matches. The agreement also includes an option to purchase the remaining 30% for 4,250,000 euros. The total cost of the transfer could reach about 11.25 million euros.
Felipe Loyola is being acquired by Pisa from Independiente. Alberto Gilardino stated that Felipe has what he termed the 'garra giusta' and is what they need. Gilardino added that the player comes from a South American league and possesses the characteristics that they are trying to further incorporate into their team. He described Loyola as a box-to-box player who has quality and said they are waiting for him.
Felipe Loyola is being acquired by Pisa from Independiente. Alberto Gilardino stated that Felipe has what he termed the 'garra giusta' and is what they need. Gilardino added that the player comes from a South American league and possesses the characteristics that they are trying to further incorporate into their team. He described Loyola as a box-to-box player who has quality and said they are waiting for him.
According to TYC, Felipe Loyola's transfer to Pisa will be for a gross amount of seven million euros for 70% of his rights. The transfer will initially be a loan with a fee of 1,350,000 euros to be paid next month. This initial payment will go directly to Independiente, despite Huachipato of Chile owning 50% of the midfielder. It is reported that this financial structure is due to Pisa being unable to incorporate the player because of Financial Fair Play. Further payments are subject to objectives; 150,000 euros is to be paid after Loyola has played three matches. Once he completes five matches in Serie A, Independiente will receive the remaining 5.5 million euros in three installments. The negotiation also set Pisa's purchase option for the remaining 30% at 4,250,000 euros.
According to TYC, Felipe Loyola's transfer to Pisa will be for a gross amount of seven million euros for 70% of his rights. The transfer will initially be a loan with a fee of 1,350,000 euros to be paid next month. This initial payment will go directly to Independiente, despite Huachipato of Chile owning 50% of the midfielder. It is reported that this financial structure is due to Pisa being unable to incorporate the player because of Financial Fair Play. Further payments are subject to objectives; 150,000 euros is to be paid after Loyola has played three matches. Once he completes five matches in Serie A, Independiente will receive the remaining 5.5 million euros in three installments. The negotiation also set Pisa's purchase option for the remaining 30% at 4,250,000 euros.
According to Tuttomercatoweb.com, Pisa's management has reached all necessary agreements with Independiente for Chilean midfielder Felipe Loyola, who is set to join Serie A. The transfer will be a loan with a conditional obligation to buy. Pisa will pay a 1.3 million euro fee for the temporary transfer, with a potential maximum bonus of up to 200,000 euros. The condition for the definitive purchase is for Loyola to make 5 league appearances. Felipe Loyola is expected in Italy between Sunday and Monday for medical examinations before signing a contract with his new club. The deal is valid at least until June, with the possibility of an extension.
According to Tuttomercatoweb.com, Pisa's management has reached all necessary agreements with Independiente for Chilean midfielder Felipe Loyola, who is set to join Serie A. The transfer will be a loan with a conditional obligation to buy. Pisa will pay a 1.3 million euro fee for the temporary transfer, with a potential maximum bonus of up to 200,000 euros. The condition for the definitive purchase is for Loyola to make 5 league appearances. Felipe Loyola is expected in Italy between Sunday and Monday for medical examinations before signing a contract with his new club. The deal is valid at least until June, with the possibility of an extension.
Fernández Cedrés lamented the imminent sale of Felipe Loyola to Pisa in Italy. He said they know it is very advanced and that they are happy for him, calling it a big step for his career. Cedrés stated that as a team, they will miss him as he is a player of great importance, but added that it is a necessary step for him.
Fernández Cedrés lamented the imminent sale of Felipe Loyola to Pisa in Italy. He said they know it is very advanced and that they are happy for him, calling it a big step for his career. Cedrés stated that as a team, they will miss him as he is a player of great importance, but added that it is a necessary step for him.
According to Tuttomercato, Pisa are in the process of acquiring Felipe Loyola from Independiente. Loyola is a Chilean midfielder who was born in 2000. The acquisition is structured as a paid loan for 1.2 million euros with a purchase obligation of 5.5 million euros linked to appearances. The total for 70% of his registration rights amounts to 6.7 million euros, and the remaining 30% could potentially be purchased later for 4.5 million euros. The player could travel to Italy as early as tomorrow, pending the settlement of final bureaucratic details. A contract is prepared for the player until June 30, 2029, which includes an option for the following season.
According to Tuttomercato, Pisa are in the process of acquiring Felipe Loyola from Independiente. Loyola is a Chilean midfielder who was born in 2000. The acquisition is structured as a paid loan for 1.2 million euros with a purchase obligation of 5.5 million euros linked to appearances. The total for 70% of his registration rights amounts to 6.7 million euros, and the remaining 30% could potentially be purchased later for 4.5 million euros. The player could travel to Italy as early as tomorrow, pending the settlement of final bureaucratic details. A contract is prepared for the player until June 30, 2029, which includes an option for the following season.
TYC reports on Loyola's upcoming transfer to the Italian club Pisa. The club will pay seven million euros gross for 70% of Loyola's transfer rights, and he will continue his career there. Huachipato owns half of Loyola's rights.
TYC reports on Loyola's upcoming transfer to the Italian club Pisa. The club will pay seven million euros gross for 70% of Loyola's transfer rights, and he will continue his career there. Huachipato owns half of Loyola's rights.
Sky Sport reported that Felipe Loyola had many offers and appears to have given priority to Italy. Pisa is working to finalize the deal, and there is optimism for the successful completion of the transfer.
Sky Sport reported that Felipe Loyola had many offers and appears to have given priority to Italy. Pisa is working to finalize the deal, and there is optimism for the successful completion of the transfer.
Pisa has submitted a formal proposal of six million euros net to purchase 70% of the rights for Felipe Loyola, a central midfielder for Independiente. This offer is considered higher than a previous one made by Santos from Brazil, and the figures are close to what the Independiente board is seeking. Despite manager Gustavo Quinteros's efforts to retain him, Felipe Loyola is expected to move to Europe once details regarding a future sale percentage are resolved.
Pisa has submitted a formal proposal of six million euros net to purchase 70% of the rights for Felipe Loyola, a central midfielder for Independiente. This offer is considered higher than a previous one made by Santos from Brazil, and the figures are close to what the Independiente board is seeking. Despite manager Gustavo Quinteros's efforts to retain him, Felipe Loyola is expected to move to Europe once details regarding a future sale percentage are resolved.
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