the transfer of DAVID VILLA has gone into a dangerous standoff
according to local sporting paper “AS”. It’s natural & obvious from
the Valencia point of view that they are negotiating hard to extract
the maximum possible transfer figure from Real Madrid who have
signalled to the market that they have cash to burn.
(photo: as.com)
Yesterday night Real Madrid called & talked to Valencia President to
shut an already supposed previously agreed deal of around 43M€ when
the latter changed & insisted in adding 7M€ more citing that he had
another competitor,"Mundo Deportivo" cite it is FC BARCELONA,
who has offered more. Valencia claim that their player David Villa
is being undervalued & that Real Madrid player NEGREDO is
overvalued relatively speaking. In fact,Real Madrid (money + player)
has risen their offer three time from 38,40 to 43M€ in the past
days, with Valencia now wising around 50M€.
The huge advantage that Real Madrid has in all this is that it is said
that the actual player has signalled & communicated to Valencia, via
his representative, that the only Club he desires to go to if sold is
Real Madrid.
Other news sources say that Real Madrid is not willing to lift any
further their last offer & that if Valencia CF continues with its
posture &/or player does not force the situation, they will go onto
“Plan B” which is DIEGO FORLAN. In fact “Marca” go further & say
that negotiations are totally broken between Clubs & that Real
Madrid will now go after Diego Forlan. Although this is dramatic
SFS believes it is a “negotiating threat” launched by Real to add
pressure onto Valencia & Villa to force them at odds to move things
forward.
In conclusion, David Villa´s move to Real Madrid is close, yet still far.
Valencia is playing hard & the situation is complex. Valencia
maybe waiting to see if Villa can bag a load of goals at the FIFA
Confederations Cup to give them the arguments to lift further the
players price in the market. It is a paradox, if Villa shows his class &
scores goals his connection with Real Madrid gets further distant as
his market price rises. This may explain why Real wished to shut the
deal last night, before Spain begins today its first game against New
Zealand in the Confederations Cup.
Stay tuned folks for developments! Tweet
2 comments:
i definately agree that villa is being undervalued, and its ashame that he wants to be sold to real madrid although it is understandable with the talent coming in at real, but if he's so down with valencia and whatever...why not with barca and stay with the catalans? Its ashame what money does to you
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The way things are turning out, he may actually end up at Barça...stay tuned!
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