Yan Diomandé: Real Madrid will pay a fortune if the Ivorian wins the Ballon d'Or

Author: Elmut PintoPublished on: November 1, 2026Country: Spain

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Yan Diomandé: Real Madrid will pay a fortune if the Ivorian wins the Ballon d'Or

The headline says Real Madrid will have to pay a substantial amount if Ivorian Yan Diomandé wins the Ballon d'Or. The supplied text does not specify the amount or the terms of any such clause. No further details about the player's contract or situation are included in the excerpt.

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