Monday is very busy Seville. Monchiwho announced to the club his desire to leave and met the refusal of its leaders to let him leave for free, held a meeting in jose castro and Jose Maria del Nido Carrasco where, as it turned out, only planning was discussed. The man from San Fernando arrived accompanied by Fernando Navarrohis right hand, but in the afternoon news is expected of the holding of a meeting of the board of directors where, in theory, this matter will be discussed.
But it didn’t turn out that way. Monchi He went to Sánchez Pizjuán to make it clear to the media waiting for him at the door that he was not going to the council. “They didn’t invite me,” he clarified. And some councilors, at the exit, confirmed that nothing was said about the matter of the sports director and they expected to know the version of Monchi In the same.
Meanwhile, in England it is accepted that the one in San Fernando will go to astonville. The various methods ensure that he has reached an agreement and only needs to separate himself from Seville. ‘The Telegraph‘ claim that the Birmingham club are ready to put 1.7 million pounds on the table to achieve his freedom. The Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano, a specialist in the transfer market, also claimed on his Twitter that the agreement between Monchi and the astonville is total and that soon there may be a final outcome favorable to the villains when the Seville free your sports director.
Marchena, other candidates
parallel, Carlos Marchenawho will not continue on the coaching staff of Ruben Baraja within Valenciaseems like another candidate to fill the position of Monchiaccording to the Valencian newspaper ‘very sporty‘. Marchena, a former Sevilla player, only has experience in sports management from the one year he spent with the club Paco Gallardo as a complement of Joaquin Caparrosbefore the return of Monchi.
The names that came out so far and there were more options Victor Ortaex of leeds which is also included Monchi within Sevilleand Braulio (Osasuna).
Source: La Verdad
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