WRONG!!!!
You may have a gggggrrraasp on basic math but your prowess of deduction leave alot to be desired my boy.
Firstly we cant included add ons as for all we know they could be only activated if hes the first footballer on the moon... Which i doubt very much he ever will.
Secondly you have failed to included the fact that lillie have a 20% sell on fee that could range anywhere from £4m to £10m. That is if the £50m we are presuming is actually the fee.
That would mean our profit is actually £7m to £13m which is less then the £22m you arbitrarily decided on!
Now bask in the deductive genius of Bluewolf!
deductive genius
ok lets try again:
taking into account the sell on clause, which as you say is 20% of anything over and above the original fee (thats how they usally work)
so 50mill - 33mill paid = 17 profit, less 20% or 3.4mill leaves 13.6mill profit.
now, if you add in the potenial add ons, thats 5mill, 20% of that is 1mill, so an extra 4mill of profit.
so in total its either 13.6mill profit or 17.6mill profit...
now if they do it on book value, wich i doubt they would, it would mean 33mill divided by the length of contract, i will assume 5 years, which works out to 6.6mill per year amorilisation. We have had him 2 years now, so thats 13.2mill amortilsation. so 33mill original fee, take off amortilisation, leaves 19.8mill.
So if we take that 50mill is the fee, minus "books value" of 19.8, leaves a profit of 30.2mill. less 20% sell on fee of circa 6mill, leaves 24mill profit... and thats before the sell on fee...
happy to be corrected on sell how sell on clauses work, i aint an expert, but if its 20% of the actual fee rather than profit then its a 10mill fee without add ons, so profit to us as a straight profit of 7mill, now if its a psr profit.....
so you are close to being right if thats how they work..
shall i go on?
