Radek Vitik Joins Middlesbrough from Manchester United
Short overview
Radek Vitik has completed a permanent transfer from Manchester United to Middlesbrough. The deal includes a £7m fee potentially rising to £14m with add-ons, plus a 35% sell-on clause, matching rights, and a buy-back clause.
Radek Vitik has joined Middlesbrough from Manchester United on a permanent deal. The transfer fee is £7 million, potentially rising to £14 million with add-ons.
The agreement also includes a 35% sell-on clause, matching rights, and a buy-back clause for Manchester United.
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