Report: Porto In Pole Position To Sign Alvaro Negredo From Real Madrid
The Dragons are believed to have made a tempting offer to the ‘Casa Blanca’ for their unwanted hitman…
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According to Sport, the Portuguese giants have made an irresistible bid of €20 million for the 23-year-old hitman.
The Dragoes recently raked in €24m from
Villarreal recently expressed their interest to sign Negredo, but their €15m offer was considered insufficient. It was rumoured that a swap deal could be put in place instead, where the Vallecas-born striker would head to El Madrigal and Santi Cazorla would switch to the Bernabeu, with the
But Porto’s alleged €20m proposal could be far more fetching to Los Blancos, who could accept the offer in haste and make a fresh assault for either Franck Ribery or Xabi Alonso.
Madrid could also be tempted to use Negredo in a part-exchange deal to sign defender Bruno Alves, who has a €30m price tag and is also being tracked by Barcelona.
KS Leong, Goal.com
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