robbiekeane
Well-Known Member
The whole point in an option, bit like the financial instrument, is that you’re purchasing the opportunity (option) to buy (or sell) something at an agreed future date at an agreed future price.I can understand it if it is an agreed deal, but what if other clubs are interested and prepared to offer more?
I can't see the benefit for Peterborough? Either no one wants to buy, Cov alone want to buy or several clubs want to buy.
So it might cost us £100k (pulled that number out the air) for the option which is non refundable, or might be a concession on their behalf for the loan back.
Or we might not have got one at all of course, but just explaining how it might work