A few days ago, Partisan Belgrade announced that they have signed 18-year-old young center Tristan Vukčević from the Real Madrid men's basketball team, and the two sides have signed a multi-year contract. The latter is considered the most promising young centre-forward in Europe, so why would Real Madrid send him to the guerrillas?
First of all, Real Madrid's current interior line, full of talent, Tavares, Poirier, Absele, Anthony Randolph and Tompkins have made up the rotation, plus another 18-year-old youngster, Seddick Garubba, and Gabriel Dirk, who has just returned from the NBA, there is no longer a place left for Tristan. Well, it's better to send him to the guerrillas and receive the words and deeds of the legendary coach Zeliko Obradovich to get more playing opportunities.
And, more importantly, in real Madrid's agreement with Partizan, there is also a provision for a secondary transfer split. If Tristan lands in the NBA in the future, part of the transfer fees received by Partisan will go to Real Madrid. Tristan, who is 2.09 meters tall, not only has the inside technology, but also can shoot on the outside, which is very attractive to the NBA.
By setting such a secondary commission or buyback clause, Real Madrid can effectively protect and make good use of its assets. Such arrangements exist in the cases of Fakundo Capazzo, Usman Garruba and Gabriel Decker, who have been sent to the NBA in recent years. It can be seen that Real Madrid, a giant club, is experienced to ah.