According to the latest report from Sport, Hamza's release clause in his Barcelona contract is just €15 million, which is why Flick deliberately kept the player sidelined before the transfer window closed to prevent him from being "poached".

Reports confirm that Hamza Abdelkarim's release clause in his Barcelona contract stands at just €15 million—an unusually low figure given the financial power of European football, particularly in England.

Flick's decision to keep the player out of matches was deliberate and reached in consultation with Deco, consistent with how they have handled other matters. They wanted to avoid any risk of him showcasing the explosive form he displayed in preseason during official matches while the transfer window remained open.

Once the transfer window closes, Barcelona will have more time to address the issue and implement a long-planned contract extension that was postponed due to the tension in the final days before the deadline.

Barcelona's plan is to set a significantly higher release clause of up to €150 million, while also providing Hamza with more playing time in the first team if Flick deems it appropriate.

Additionally, according to Egyptian media outlet WinWin, if Hamza plays in 5 official matches for Barcelona's first team with at least 45 minutes per game, Al Ahly will receive a €750,000 bonus.

This fee can increase based on further appearances, up to a maximum of €2 million. If Hamza scores 5 goals, Al Ahly will receive a €300,000 bonus, which can also increase annually up to a maximum of €1.5 million.

If all conditions of the initial €1.5 million transfer agreement are met, the total could reach €5 million, bringing the sum to €6.5 million. However, if his performance meets expectations, these figures will seem modest.

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