Miguel Gutiérrez is close to a big step in his career. The Girona left-back is set to become a new Napoli player, with the Italian club intensifying negotiations to finalise the transfer during this summer transfer window. The player, who came through the Real Madrid academy, has been a key part of the Catalan team's scheme, and his performances have not gone unnoticed by one of the most powerful clubs in Italian football.
Girona, who bought the player for four million euros, are preparing to close a deal that could bring them a significant profit. The transfer fee is estimated at around 25 million euros, reflecting the progress the Madrid-born defender has made since his arrival at Montilivi. For the Catalan club, this is a strategic sale that confirms their ability to increase the value of young talent.
Beyond the impact that Gutiérrez's departure will have on Girona, Real Madrid are also closely following the developments. The Madrid club included a 50% clause on any future capital gains when they transferred him to Girona. This means that, if the deal is completed under the current terms, Madrid would benefit from around 10.5 million euros from the transfer, after deducting the Catalans' initial investment.
In this way, the move benefits all parties involved: Gutiérrez will have the opportunity to compete at the highest level in Serie A; Girona will achieve a record figure in its sales history; and Real Madrid, without making any moves in the transfer market, will secure a financial benefit thanks to a well-thought-out operation. Now all that remains is the official closing for the deal to become official.
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