Agent believes £83m for Chelsea target Hulk is not unreasonable

The Porto striker's representative thinks that his client is worth the figure in his release clause and stated that the 25-year-old is one of the best footballers on the planet

By Luis Mira

Hulk - Brasil x México ( Foto: Rafael Ribeiro / CBF)
Hulk - Brasil x México ( Foto: Rafael Ribeiro / CBF)
The agent of Porto striker Hulk believes that his client's £83 million release clause is not unreasonable.

The Brazil international has been strongly linked with a new challenge since the summer, with Paris Saint-Germain and Chelsea understood to be his primary suitors.

Porto are holding out for the figure in Hulk's buy-out clause, which would break the world transfer record, surpassing the £80m which Real Madrid splashed out for Cristiano Ronaldo in 2009 from Manchester United.

Still, Teodoro Fonseca believes that his client's price-tag is not too high, telling Radio Renascenca: "Hulk is one of the best players in the world and he is being followed by big clubs in Europe.

"One hundred million euros is not such a high figure. Every European club knows that the money spent on him would be compensated by his talent.

"A Chinese club is already paying £8.4m per annum to an athlete and some Russian clubs are already paying £16.8m."


 
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