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The Mallorca transfer market has already exceeded 60 million euros in transfer revenue this summer after the departures of Samú Costa to Al-Nassr and Jan Virgili to Club Brugge, in addition to the sales of Vedat Muriqi, Leo Román, Cyle Larin, and Pablo Maffeo. Following the relegation to the Segunda División, the Balearic entity has expedited the rejuvenation of its squad through several sales.

Mallorca: over 60 million euros generated in sales

The operation involving Jan Virgili was closed for 12 million euros after Club Brugge activated his release clause. Nevertheless, Mallorca does not receive the full amount: Barcelona retains 40% of the economic rights, leaving the Balearic club with 7.2 million euros.

In the case of Samú Costa, there is also a discrepancy between the transfer price and Mallorca's final revenue. Al-Nassr agreed to pay around 25 million euros, yet the net sum reaching Mallorca's coffers is approximately 22 million euros, due to the percentage owed to Almería for a future sale surplus.

Prior to these two transactions, Mallorca had already accumulated approximately 30.2 million euros in transfers based on market records: 15.5 million for Muriqi, 9 million for Leo Román, 3 million for Cyle Larin, and 2.7 million for Pablo Maffeo.

With these figures, Mallorca's estimated direct revenue from transfers amounts to about 59.2 million euros before factoring in Virgili. Adding the 7.2 million euros from the forward's transfer to Club Brugge, the total reaches approximately 66.4 million euros, taking Samú Costa's net amount as a reference.

Jan Virgili and Samú Costa boost Mallorca's finances

The sale of Jan Virgili also carries an economic nuance: Mallorca does not hold 100% of the player's rights. Barcelona will receive 4.8 million euros from the 12 million paid by Club Brugge, and Virgili has signed a five-year contract until 2031.

Regarding Samú Costa, his move to Al-Nassr marked one of Mallorca's most significant transactions. The 25-year-old Portuguese midfielder left around 22 million euros net for the club after adjustments related to Almería.

The relegation also decreased the release clauses of certain players, facilitating particular deals. Leo Román was transferred to Deportivo for 9 million euros, the sum corresponding to his release clause following Mallorca's drop to the Segunda División.

The market could still elevate the figure

Mallorca still has room to adjust this balance before the market closes. The sales of Virgili and Samú Costa have boosted transfer revenues to around 66 million euros, though the final amount may change with new departures or variables.

Currently, Jan Virgili and Samú Costa stand as the latest transactions that have bolstered Mallorca's finances as the club approaches the final stretch of the market with a squad geared for competition in the Segunda División.

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