Bafétimbi Gomis, now at Swansea City after leaving Olympique Lyonnais, may not be planning a long-term stay in Wales. Despite signing a contract that runs until 2017, The Sun reports that he included a €10 million release clause in his deal. This means that at the end of the current season, any club can trigger his departure by paying that amount.
This clause gives Gomis flexibility if bigger opportunities arise, especially after proving himself in the Premier League. It’s a smart move for a player who likely still has ambitions of playing European football at a higher level.
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