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Published 12:39 6 Apr 2016 BST
Updated 17:28 27 Apr 2016 BST
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Atleti midfielder Koke has been labelled the "new Xavi" by many and looks to be a regular in the Spanish national team for years to come.
It seems unlikely that the 24-year-old will stay at the Vicente Calderón Stadium for the rest of his career, with both Barcelona and Real Madrid likely suitors.
And while any move for Koke would come at hefty price, Atletico would miss out on almost a third of the fee as they apparently sold 30% of the Spaniard's rights to an Irish investment fund for the lowly sum of €3m (£2.4m) just three years ago, according to Football Leaks.
We're no mathematicians, but that means the Spanish club valued one of Europe's hottest prospects at just £8m as a 21-year-old.
And while Ireland have taken advantage of the so-called 'Granny Rule' in the past, we doubt the argument that Koke is legally 30% Irish would allow him to switch allegiances for Euro 2016.
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