PuntsWolf
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Whether amortisation can be extended or not was something I was never really sure off. It can’t since the Chelsea debacle after they changed the rules so makes things easier moving forward.Assuming the amort period on Silva was extended in line with his contract extension he'll still be in the June books at c £11m. The forecast must presume a year's amort (c£5.5m) + his wages. If they're still fretting over profit they'd have to sell for c £5.5m at a minimum to avoid an extra profit hit over amort.
So it might be that there is only £7m left, which means that any sale can bring down that forecasted hit. But theyll 100% loan him out again to drag the saga on some more