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South Korean Billionaire Set to Benefit from Arsenal and Liverpool Deals

South Korean Billionaire Set to Benefit from Arsenal and Liverpool Deals

A South Korean billionaire is reportedly on the brink of receiving positive news from Arsenal and Liverpool regarding potential transfer deals. According to various European media outlets, Arsenal is close to finalizing a transfer for Bruno Guimaraes from Newcastle for approximately €87 million. This deal is particularly noteworthy for Lyon, as they included a clause when selling Guimaraes to Newcastle in 2022 that entitles them to 20% of any profit made from a future sale.

Newcastle initially acquired Guimaraes for around €50 million, meaning Lyon could receive about €7.4 million from this upcoming transfer. This financial boost is crucial for Lyon, which has been working to restructure its finances following a challenging period under former owner John Textor. Current owner Michele Kang has implemented several measures to reduce the club's significant deficit.

In addition to the potential gain from Guimaraes' transfer, Lyon may also benefit financially if Bradley Barcola moves from Paris Saint-Germain to Liverpool. Under FIFA's training compensation regulations, the club that developed a player is entitled to 5% of the transfer fee for international deals. PSG is reportedly asking Liverpool for €170 million for Barcola, which would net Lyon around €8.5 million.

Combined, these two transactions could yield Lyon nearly €16 million, providing essential financial support as they aim to stabilize their budget ahead of the new season. Arsenal's pursuit of Guimaraes has been a hot topic, with the club reportedly ready to undertake a significant squad overhaul to facilitate the acquisition of both Guimaraes and Vinicius Junior.

As the summer transfer window progresses, the developments surrounding these players will be closely watched by fans and analysts alike, particularly in light of the financial implications for Lyon and the strategic moves by Arsenal and Liverpool.

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