It's €4.5 million. We know Spurs paid Ramos roughly £1.7 million when they fired him in October. And they're still making payments to Sevilla for the right to sign him in the first place. Reckless, over-hasty action and failure seem be a profitable industry when they occur in the vicinity of Juande Ramos.
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To be a bit more precise, it's Euro 7 million pre-tax.
http://www.marca.com/edicion/m.....90888.html
Given Schuster's track record for maximising his cash flows, I would be willing to take the over on France 24's estimation of how much of that 7 million he will actually get to keep.