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I think the sell on agreements are sometimes based on the selling club agreeing on receiving a percentage of any profit made on the player if he is sold in the future. Hence there being money in it for the club initially selling the player , including if the player makes any further moves. I seem to recall Hibs doing this when we sold Steven Fletcher , think we scored big time with his transfers after leaving Hibs. For this to work , the club who initially buy the player would need to have a sell on clause if they go on to sell the player. That club would then be due a percentage of the proceeds from their sale of player
There are numerous ways sell-on clauses can work. I suspect nobody posting on this thread knows the fine detail of the Josh Doig situation.