
An already attractive proposition gets even better.
According to Florian Plettenberg of Sky Germany, the £50m release clause of AFC Bournemouth’s Dean Huijsen, can be paid in three installments.
If we know anything about Liverpool FC transfer business, they love mitigating factors that cause a player to be undervalued. We’re adding in installments, now? It’s very easy to see why Liverpool are keen to get this done.
What makes the release clause for Dean #Huijsen even more interesting: the £50m/€58m do not have to be paid immediately – it has been contractually agreed that the clause can be paid in three instalments.
All interested clubs have been informed of this. Talks with several… pic.twitter.com/IFHLsjxWxZ
— Florian Plettenberg (@Plettigoal) April 24, 2025
I don’t love his aerial numbers, but the kid is just 20 years old. He can definitely get better in that department. Chelsea and Liverpool are said to be the current frontrunners for Huijsen, with Arsenal also involved in the race. Real Madrid is understood to be Huijsen’s preferred destination, but the club does not seem to have the funds available for such a move. He is expected to move within the Premier League, with Chelsea trying to sign him before the Club World Cup begins mid-June.
