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Bruno Alves Will Only Leave Porto For €30 Million - Report
FC Porto have reportedly sent out a warning that a large sum will be required to land the defender...
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Jul 1, 2009 6:08:52 PM
It has been revealed today that Porto will only study offers of €30 million.
Reports in the Italian media on Tuesday claimed AC Milan were keen to acquire the services of Bruno Alves for a fee of €20 million after failing to land the Portuguese's club colleague, Aly Cissokho.
Barcelona have been long-term admirers of the defender's qualities, and news stories have suggested they are willing to include Henrique in a deal for Alves in an attempt to lower the cash fee they will have to spend.
But, according to news daily A BOLA, Porto will only listen to offers for Bruno Alves that match the player's release clause of €30 million.
The Portugal international has expressed his desire for a fresh challenge but Porto are standing firm over their stated valuation, unlike what happened last year with Ricardo Quaresma, who left the club for just €18.6 million when his initial price tag was €40 million.
Luís Mira, Goal.com
Reports in the Italian media on Tuesday claimed AC Milan were keen to acquire the services of Bruno Alves for a fee of €20 million after failing to land the Portuguese's club colleague, Aly Cissokho.
Barcelona have been long-term admirers of the defender's qualities, and news stories have suggested they are willing to include Henrique in a deal for Alves in an attempt to lower the cash fee they will have to spend.
But, according to news daily A BOLA, Porto will only listen to offers for Bruno Alves that match the player's release clause of €30 million.
The Portugal international has expressed his desire for a fresh challenge but Porto are standing firm over their stated valuation, unlike what happened last year with Ricardo Quaresma, who left the club for just €18.6 million when his initial price tag was €40 million.
Luís Mira, Goal.com
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