Tuesday, June 16, 2015

OM: Payet will earn less – Sports.fr

If he stays in Marseille, Dimitri Payet could see its gross monthly salary decrease of more than 80 000 per month due to non-qualification for the OM next Champions League. What a privilege departure?

Best player of Olympique de Marseille last season, Dimitri Payet could yet see his salary revised downward. The former Lille, perceives that today 350,000 euros gross per month, has, according to information from the Paris , a clause in his contract stipulating a decrease of 100,000 euros a month if non-qualification for the Champions League at the end of his first two seasons under the colors Marseille. Arrived there two years in Marseille, the French international should normally “lose” 1.2 million euros during the third year of the contract. A loss hardly offset by the € 200 000 premium charged for having won a place in the Europa League, which ultimately would be a pay cut 1 million over the year, or about 83,000 euros gross per month.

At the end of a very successful year in which he finished best passer in league 1 with 16 offerings, Payet is clearly not ready to accept such a pay cut. Linked with OM until 2017, playmaker, who enjoys working under the command of Marcelo Bielsa, would like to meet Vincent Labrune quickly enough to negotiate a contract extension. The president, rather quiet at the moment, certainly would not keep against a player who has given complete satisfaction last season. But the economic reality led him to reduce the wage bill of the club and the current policy is not to wage inflation.

But it was not satisfied Payet risk to see him leave this summer. The player courted in Britain, has already received an offer from the part of leaders Everton and West Ham. At West Ham, he could commit to four years and reach no less than 400 000 euros gross per month. If the sports project may seem fairly attractive – the Hammers yet finished in the soft underbelly of the Premier League – Payet would not be the first nor the last to be convinced by a more lucrative contract.

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