A reported €10 million agency commission could complicate a move for Roma-linked Giorgi Kvernadze, whose €4 million release clause becomes active next summer.
According to journalist Lorenzo Canicchio, the Georgian winger’s representatives are seeking a commission of around €10m, making their demands a potentially decisive factor in his future.
That figure is separate from the reported release clause in his Frosinone contract, which cannot be triggered in January. The reports do not clarify the commission’s payment structure, so the two figures should not yet be treated as a confirmed €14m package.
Frosinone are also working to change the terms before the summer. The club reportedly want to offer Kvernadze a substantial pay rise—potentially five times his current salary—in exchange for removing or significantly increasing the clause.
Sporting director Renzo Castagnini confirmed that discussions are underway in comments to Tuttomercatoweb.
“We’re working on it with Kvernadze. These things happen with renewals and clauses, and I’m confident we can sort things out,” he said.
“He can have a future at a good level. He needs to improve, but physically he’s outstanding. If you ask me for a comparison, even though it’s a significant one, I’d compare him to Kvaratskhelia.”
Roma are among the Italian clubs following the winger, but Frosinone’s renewal efforts could alter the conditions of any summer approach.
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