to be named later

The phrase "to be named later" is often used in sports trades and contractual agreements to indicate that the specific details will be provided at a future date.

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Definition

C1Sports

(informal)An unnamed player involved in a trade whose identity will be revealed at a later date.

Example

  • The team traded a veteran pitcher for a player to be named later.

B2Contracts

(formal)A placeholder term indicating that specific details or identities will be provided at a future time.

Example

  • The contract included a clause for a consultant to be named later.