Market time, nervous time. UD Las Palmas started this Monday in the first training session of 2023 and in its mind the first league game of the second round against Santander Racing.
Stuck in the middle of the winter transfer window, the idea is to strengthen the squad with an ‘8’ that meets the expectations of Garcia Pepper to fulfill the long-awaited dream of promotion. In terms of casualties, the most doable is the transfer of Joel del Pino in the First RFEF. Since then, the big names in Las Palmas have been put off until the summer.
This is the case of jonathan viera. According to the newspaper La Provincia and confirmed by Mundo Deportivo, the Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al Nassr He set his sights on the Canarian captain. The ’21’ wants to fulfill his dream of returning to the First Division with Las Palmas: “I want to do important things at the club,” he stressed in 2021 on the day of his presentation, so at the moment he is only focused on that . challenge.
In addition, the entity headed by Miguel Angel Ramirez He does not want to listen to any offer for his star in this market. Jonathan Viera also does not have in mind, in the short term, to go abroad again and leave everything behind, but Al Nassr is preparing an important offer to make his move possible. landing in Saudi Arabia.
The idea of the group that will have Cristiano Ronaldo as a great media attraction is to offer Las Palmas a offer of 3.5 million for them to release the midfielder in the summer and, on a personal level, increase his salary beyond what he earned at Beijing Guoan.
Jonathan He has a contract with Sports Union until 2026but if he is moved again, it is the third time that a movement around his figure leaves money in the yellow chest.
Source: La Verdad
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