According to the latest report from Mundo Deportivo, after Rodri's transfer to Barcelona, both Atletico Madrid and Villarreal will receive millions of euros through FIFA's training compensation mechanism.

It is reported that after Rodri's transfer to Barcelona is officially announced, two clubs will receive a substantial sum, which comes from the FIFA training compensation mechanism generated by Rodri's transfer to Barcelona.

This FIFA mechanism applies to all clubs where a player has played between the ages of 12 and 23. The total compensation is 5% of the total transfer fee. For players aged 12-15, each year of service corresponds to 0.25%, and for players aged 16-23, each year of service corresponds to 0.50%.

Rodri began his football career at Rayo Majadahonda, but he left when he was only 11 years old, so this club will not receive compensation. Atletico Madrid and Villarreal are different; Rodri joined Atletico Madrid at the age of 11 and stayed until he was 17.

Assuming the transfer is finalized with a fixed transfer fee of 65 million euros plus 10 million euros in variable clauses:

Calculating only the fixed amount of 65 million euros, Atletico Madrid is guaranteed to receive 1.5 million euros, of which 650,000 euros will be for the four seasons before he turned 15, and 975,000 euros for the three seasons after he turned 15.

If Manchester City ultimately receives the full 75 million euros including floating bonuses, the total amount Atletico Madrid receives will reach 2 million euros: 750,000 euros for before he turned 15, and 1.125 million euros for after he turned 15.

Let's look at Villarreal's share. Rodri played for the Yellow Submarine for five seasons, three of which were with the first team. Based solely on the fixed transfer fee of 65 million euros, the Yellow Submarine will receive 1.625 million euros; if the total amount reaches 75 million euros, the share will increase to 1.875 million euros.

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