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When a player is transferred, the fee isn't always fixed. 'Add-ons' are extra payments triggered by future events, like the player scoring a certain number of goals, the team winning a trophy, or even the player making a certain number of appearances. In Ndiaye's deal, £5 million is tied to these conditions.
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