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The sell-on clause UD Almeria negotiated as part of Marko Milovanovic's multi-million-pound move to Portsmouth Marko Milovanovic finally completed his move to Pompey on Thursday following weeks of speculation regarding a transfer to Fratton Park UD Almeria negotiated a 15% sell-on clause as part of the multi-million pound deal that saw Marko Milovanovic to move to Pompey this week. That’s according to Spanish outlet Marca, who also claim the final figure the Blues could pay the Segunda División outfit for the striker could rise to as much as €6m. That represents a huge profit for Almeria, who spent €3.5m on the Serbia under-19 international when they lured him to Spain from Partizan Belgrade in 2022. In his three years at the club, Milovanovic scored three goals in 35 appearances. He spent last season on loan at Portuguese side Alverca, where he netted 10 goals in 32 outings. Marko Milovanovic expectations at Pompey Milovanovic signed a four year deal at Fratton Park when he put pen to paper on his Blues contract on Thursday. He represented Pompey’s fourth signing of the summer transfer window, with his arrival since joined by the signing of NAC Bred goalkeeper Daniel Bielica. Also known as Marezi, Milovanovic will compete with Colby Bishop and Thomas Waddingham for a starting role in John Mousinho’s front line as Pompey embark on a third season in a row at Championship level. Last term, the Blues’ forward department racked up just five goals between them in all competitions, with the squad’s lack of quality depth in acttack often leaving them exposed on many occasions. The Serbian’s arrival is expected to make Pompey a more powerful force going forward. And if he succeeds then the Fratton faithful will have found themselves a new hero to carry their hopes and expectations. With the Blues player-trading model well documented, it will be the club’s intention to make a handsome profit on their new striker at some point down the line. However, 15% of any future transfer fee received will go straight into the pockets of Almeria, who have positioned themselves to make more money on a player they failed to get the best out off.