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Reo Hatate completed a surprise move to Burnley in the English Championship last night before the deadline closed down south. The Japanese midfielder was expected to move on from Celtic this window but nothing had been confirmed until the final minutes.
Just how much did Celtic make on the transfer of Reo Hatate to Burnley?
How much did Celtic sell Reo Hatate for?
The Celtic Way are reporting that Celtic will receive a fee in the region of £6.5 million plus add ons for Hatate from Burnley. The deal could potentially rise further if certain add ons are triggered.
The club never usually make transfer fees public but it’s understood that Celtic may also hold a 10 or 15% sell on fee also. So what does this mean exactly?
How much did Celtic pay for Reo Hatate?
Reo Hatate was brought to Celtic by Ange Postecoglou in January 22 for a fee believed to be around the £1 million mark. He joined the champions from J League side Kawasaki Frontale who are believed to have a sell on also.
How much profit did Celtic make on Hatate?
Celtic look to have made roughly £5 million profit before any sell on is taken into consideration.
Opinion
Reo Hatate had one of the best starts to his Celtic career of all time. A goal at Tynecastle and a double against Rangers at Celtic Park made him a quick fans favourite. However, despite being capable of brilliance, Reo’s performances were hit and miss at times. With his last two seasons being particularly underwhelming. All things considered Celtic look to have done well with the transfer fee on this occasion. A decent fee for a player not in the clubs long term plans.
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