Marca: Wyson transfers to Real Madrid, and his mother team Malaga receives 510,000 euros youth training fee

On May 18, Real Madrid officially announced the signing of 20-year-old Spanish central defender Wysen, with a contract of five years. According to the Marca report, in this deal, Wyson's parent team Malaga received 510,000 euros youth training fees.

It is reported that in order to sign Wysen, Real Madrid directly paid Bournemouth a termination fee of 50 million pounds (about 59.3 million euros), and this fee was involved in several clubs.

According to FIFA, in an international player transaction, up to 5% of its transfer fee should be allocated to clubs that have trained the player (during the age of 12 to 23).

Whisen joined Malaga youth training from the age of 10 until leaving the team in 2021. According to Marca, in the transaction of Whisen's transfer to Real Madrid, Malaga scored 0.875% of the transfer fee, about 516,000 euros.

Málaga currently ranks 15th in the Spanish Second Division, and this youth training fee is very important for Malaga, which has a poor economic situation.