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In football, an 'undisclosed sum' means the exact amount of money paid for a player's transfer is not made public. This is very common, as seen with Seb Palmer-Houlden's move. Clubs might do this for various reasons, such as protecting commercial interests or avoiding scrutiny over player valuations.
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