Leo Østigård hasn’t quite made too much of an impact at Napoli but the club seem set to earn a capital profit from his sale. The defender’s exit from the former Italian champions could also financially help Brighton & Hove Albion.
Gianluca di Marzio recently reported that the Norwegian centre-back is nearing a move to Ligue 1 side Rennes.
The move would cost Rennes a fee of €7m, with the player having opened up to the possibility of a switch to Julien Stephan’s side.
He had signed a contract till the summer of 2026, meaning that 70% of his contract has been written off and his value in the Napoli balance sheets is €1.5m.
But Brighton had a 20% resale clause in the deal and they would, as a result, earn €1.4m from the total €7m figure.
As a result, Napoli will earn €4.1m from the exit after Brighton’s resale share and Østigård’s value in the current deal.
