Categories: Social Responsibility

In the absence of Boca’s yes, Alan Varela is getting closer to reaching Porto

After several polls, finally from the leadership of the Port a formal offer arrived for the pass of alan varela in the offices of Mouth. The Portuguese team offered 8 million euros for 100% of the midfielder, with the addition of a 15% profit on a future sale.

In this way, with the ongoing negotiations, the journalist julio pavoni reveals that between the Port and the player’s environment there was already an agreement for a five-season contract in what would be the first experience of Varela in European football.

However, with the agreement between the parties since Mouth they did not approve the offer of the Portuguese team. from the leadership xeneize They hope that the figure presented reaches the 15 million euros that the 22-year-old midfielder has in his exit clause.

Added to the obstacles that put in Mouthfor greater peace of mind for the fans of the club the riverbankOwn Varela stated that, although the possibility of reaching Europe It is tempting, he is still in no hurry to leave the club that saw him born as a football player.

Anna Edwards

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