It is a miracle in a strange summer of football where the Saudi league is buying big footballers in the checkbook. Takefusa Hut (Kawasaki, 2001) rejected a staggering offer from Al Hilal, a Saudi Arabian club that offered him net 16 million for each of the four seasons contemplated by the proposal. The Saudis are willing to pay 40 of the 60 million euros included in the player’s termination clause, of which Real will take 23.5 million and the rest, Real Madrid. hut He is obsessed with being able to play in the Champions League dressed as a txuri urdin and does not think, at least for now, of getting financial support in the short term in strange leagues or accepting proposals from clubs that has ambitions, in theory, bigger. than Real, like Naples, Serie A champion, who also drinks air for him. A blessing for the institution of San Sebastian, in other words.
Silva, master of all
And that’s what it’s for hut said ‘no’ to charge about five times more per year than he was receiving at Anoeta. A bestiality. As such, he distances himself from the position common this summer of other players who left the big leagues to cover themselves with money in Arabia, such as Benzema, old man, Kante, Koulibaly, Mendy, Neves, ospina and new Cristiano Ronaldo. Amazingly, two of the three notable rejections of the Saudi’s dizzying proposals were from Real: David Silva and Take Kubo. others are Luka Modric.
Al Hilal are very interested in acquiring the services of the former Napoli coach Luciano Spallettiwhich shares the agency of representation with Get it hut. And in the course of that conversation the name of the great realist player came up. Those responsible for the Arab club took a double portion of the pumpkin because, besides the ‘no’ of the realist, they also took the coach, who preferred to enjoy a sabbatical year after making the Partenopean team champion in Diego Armando Maradona As news broke of the player’s rejection of the offer, it was later confirmed and extended by MD Gipuzkoa.
Source: La Verdad
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