Seems like Kano Pillars will not get any money from Ahmed Musa’s £16.5million transfer to Premier League champions, Leicester City. This is because the NPFL side did not insert a sell-on condition during the contract negotiations that could have made them beneficiaries in his future transfers.
According to club spokesman, Idris Malikawa, the club has learnt a great lesson from the experience of Musa and few other players that have left the club without sell-on clauses inserted during contract negotiations.
“I want to say that we are not going to get anything from his movement to England because there was no such condition attached to his contract when he was leaving us some years back,” Malikawa said.
“We have considered all these and we have decided that we are going to look into the future sales of our players so that we can still continue to get something from their future moves to other clubs.”
