How much money did it cost Tottenham to take Bergvall from Barca?

At last winter’s fair, Barça secured the signing of Swedish football’s latest promise, Lukas Bergvall. The sports management of the Blaugrana club has reached an agreement with Djurgården a fixed amount of seven million, which can increase to ten depending on certain variables.

Negotiations progressed so far that the footballer traveled to Barcelona with his family to meet with Barça sporting director Deco. Bergvall’s registration seemed closed, but The operation took an unexpected turn in just 24 hours.

After passing through Barcelona, ​​Bergvall went to London to listen to Tottenham’s offer. And two days later, Spurs announced the signing of the young midfielder, who will remain on loan at Djurgarden until July 1, after which he will move to the London club until 2029.

Much has been said about Bergvall’s reasons for saying no to Barça. What if the Blaugrana club had not made a decision, what if its representatives had refused to ask for a very high commission…

Last Monday Dujrgarden held a meeting of its members, at which the sports director Bosse Andersson said they had received five offers for Bergvall and explained his reasons for choosing Tottenham, detailing the details of the operation.. The summary is this: Spurs did their best to beat Barca.

To start, The London club will pay ten million in fixed installments in three installments, and this figure will increase by another two million in variable ones. which Andersson described as accessible.

But that is not all. Tottenham agreed to host a friendly match whose proceeds will go entirely to the treasury of Djurgården. And he accepted cooperation agreement for the exchange of players who can bring two strikers to the Swedish club at once. This was hinted at by Andersson when he announced that two reinforcements would arrive for the attack, thinking about the resumption of the Swedish League after the winter break.

But that is not all. Djurgården received another winning card, securing resale clause which will return a significant amount of money in the event of a future sale of the footballer.

There are enough reasons for the Swedes to opt for Tottenham’s offer and leave the Blaugrana club out of the game.