This is already known David Hanko (26 years old) is the number one option of Atlético de Madrid to occupy the left rear. He has been around for a long time, and there is even an agreement with the footballer, who wants to be a red and white player, something that the team did not like. Feyenoord, which remains steadfast in its purpose. He wants 35 million euros for the Slovakian, and he doesn’t plan to move on from there.
A value that the Metropolitan considers high and is trying to lower, but the signals coming out of Rotterdam are not really positive for mattress interests. The latest denial comes with statements from Dennis and Kloese in ESPN where he assures that at the moment there are no high-level offers to think about the departure of the center-back, in what is the message to the board of Atlético de Madrid.
“He played a fantastic Euro Cup, and he had two very good seasons with us, where he was decisive,” he began by saying. Te Kloese, who admitted that they knocked on the door for the player. “It’s weird if there’s no interest. Gone are the clubs, yes. But there were no offers at the level where we thought he could leave.”he is qualified.
The director of the Rotterdam entity also remembered that hanko renewed his contract not long ago (in the month of February): ‘We have also agreed on an extension. YesIf something very special comes along, we’ll think about moving. But not yet,” he concluded.
Thus, Feyenoord tightened the rope on the operation, which made Atlético de Madrid think of alternatives (Pavlovic, Laporte, Aguerd...), something that is also intended to try to put pressure on Feyenoord, although for now, the messages from the Netherlands are clear: they don’t have to sell.
THE PLAYER, WAITING
And while, David Hanko wait Last week he started working with his team after the holidays after the Euro Cup and after saying ‘yes’ to Atlético, he hopes an agreement can be reached. It did not occur to him that the Metropolitan was not continuing to fight for him.
Source: La Verdad
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