Cisse's 6million Buy Out Clause


By Tyne-Talk
January 26 2014

Newcastle United striker Papiss Cisse has caught the eye of Al-Rayyan, a Qatar Stars League Club who are keen to sign the Senegal international at the end of the season.  Cisse who has started 9 games for Newcastle this season, come on as a substitute in 9 others and scored just 3 goals, one in each domestic competition is reported to have a £6million buy out clause in his contract which will be triggered in July.

Newcastle are currently trying to secure the signing of Luuk De Jong and had hoped to use Cisse, who has another three and a half years left on his current contract, as a bargaining tool in bringing the Dutchman to the North East. Cisse however is said to prefer a move to the Arab state and he will only leave St James Park if promised first team football.

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Cisse's 6million Buy Out Clause
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26/01/2014 14:16
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Ronaldo is a diving FAG
28/01/2014 13:42
Why do we always put buyout clauses in contracts?

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annie
28/01/2014 13:50
I guess without that clause we wouldn't be able to buy the player

mentalman
mentalman
28/01/2014 15:32
the club have denied that the clause exists

Ian Toward
Biffins Bridge
28/01/2014 16:10
I just cant believe we would put a clause in the lads contract which allowed him to go for 2-3 mill less than we paid. This clause would have had to be put in when he originally signed so I just cant see it, especially as at the time he signed, the crack with Demba's contract was being leaked.

Its more likely that they would take that fee for him.

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