#PRE-EMPTION CLAUSE

Alejandro Ariel Cabral, Velez Sarsfield’s midfielder, will be Legia’s player in the season 2010/2011. The Argentinian has been loaned for 150.000 dollars. According to Velez’s official website, both clubs have also agreed an appropriate pre-emption clause.

Duly, Legia's goalkeeper, Wojciech Skaba, has been loaned to Polonia Bytom for a year. The player agreed terms of contract very quickly and the agreement could have been signed on Monday. However, there was any person present at Łazienkowska who was able to sign all needed documents. That's why the contract was signed yesterday. There are clauses in the agreement according to which Skaba can return to Warsaw after the end of the autumn round and Polonia Bytom doesn't have the right of pre-emption.

Kamil Grosicki who was on a loan in Jagiellonia since the beginning of the spring round isn't Legia's player anymore. According to the board of Białystok club, all formalities have been accomplished and Grosicki signed a contract, thanks to which he'll be Jagiellonia's player for the next three years. "We sent a fax to Legia Warsaw last Tuesday. Then, we made a formal statement in Warsaw that we would like to use the pre-emption clause and to buy the footballer. We attended the formalities and we sent all needed documents. The player signed a three-year-contract. We'll transfer money (500000 PLN) into Legia's account" – said Jagiellonia's press officer, Agnieszka Syczewska.

Jagiellonia Białystok decided to buy Kamil Grosicki from Legia. Player who is on a loan in Białystok has in his contract a pre-emption clause according to which Jagiellonia is the first team which can buy the footballer. "It's simple. After the end of the season we use the pre-emption clause, we transfer money into Legia's account and Kamil becomes our player for the next three years" – said Cezary Kulesza. Legia received 61.000 PLN for Grosicki's loan.