Milan paid at least €51m to buy Diego Moreira from RC Strasbourg, claim Calcio e…

AC Milan reportedly paid at least €51.282m to permanently sign Diego Moreira from RC Strasbourg, according to Calcio e Finanza. The report states that performance-related add-ons could elevate the total transfer fee to €67.8m. This base figure establishes Moreira as the second most expensive purchase in AC Milan history, trailing only Goncalo Ramos and surpassing Rafael Leao.
The contract includes various conditional bonuses linked to individual and team achievements. These include payouts for achieving 10 goal contributions, starting 15 matches, and qualifying for the Champions League or winning the Serie A title with minimum minutes played. The permanent transfer deal also incorporates a tiered sell-on clause that could award Strasbourg future percentages.
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