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Anyone ITK able to explain how these work.

 

Am I right to assume the club receiving the loan player will pay all (or in some cases part) of the players weekly wage and possibly bonuses plus a fee to the players club plus a possible agents fee?

 

Iguess there is no hard and fast rule as circumstances will determine actual arrangements, just wanted to establish the fundamentals.

 

Most people I have spoken to assume loans (and free transfers) incur little cost when this is unlikely to be the case

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Anyone ITK able to explain how these work.

 

Am I right to assume the club receiving the loan player will pay all (or in some cases part) of the players weekly wage and possibly bonuses plus a fee to the players club plus a possible agents fee?

 

Iguess there is no hard and fast rule as circumstances will determine actual arrangements, just wanted to establish the fundamentals.

 

Most people I have spoken to assume loans (and free transfers) incur little cost when this is unlikely to be the case

 

There are no hard and fast rules.

 

Sometimes the club loaning the player pays the wages. Sometimes part payment. Sometimes none.

 

Sometimes the club loaning the players pays a fee. Sometimes not.

 

I hope this clear as crystal explanation has enlightened you.

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There are no hard and fast rules.

 

Sometimes the club loaning the player pays the wages. Sometimes part payment. Sometimes none.

 

Sometimes the club loaning the players pays a fee. Sometimes not.

 

I hope this clear as crystal explanation has enlightened you.

 

Scud

 

Thanks for the response. Do we know any details of our loans or are they all different?

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