Bristol Rovers owner Wael Al-Qadi has given an insight into the "dramatic" negotiations with Peterborough United over the sale of Jonson Clarke-Harris.
The striker left Rovers for Posh in September for a fee in the region of £1.2million after turning down the offer of a contract extension at the Mem.
Al-Qadi, Rovers' CEO Martyn Starnes and head of recruitment Tommy Widdrington negotiated the deal with Posh co-owner Darragh MacAnthony and director of football Barry Fry.
The pair are prominent, outspoken figures in he EFL, and Al-Qadi described his dealings with them as "colourful".
"In the end, after it was completely clear all our efforts had been exhausted, we went for the best deal for the club," Al-Qadi told Bristol Live.
Watch the full discussion on Jonson Clarke-Harris' sale above
