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Longo: Morata s buyout clause can easily trigger Derwent will officially announce his joining on Wednesday
According to Longo, Morata's buyout clause is easy to trigger, and Derwent officially announced his joining in Milan on Wednesday.
Longo wrote: "The latest news about Milan: the conditions for forced triggering of the Morata buyout clause are very simple, and this clause is just a pure financial operation."
"As for Derwinter, Milan will officially announce his joining this Wednesday."
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