Four clubs contact Barcelona for 23-year-old La Masia defender
Gabriel Sans of Mundo Deportivo has announced that there are as of now four clubs in the chase after the mark of FC Barcelona safeguard Oscar Mingueza. Celta Vigo, Genoa, TSG 1899 Hoffenheim and AEK Athens are accounted for to be the four groups that are most keen on the marking.
Nonetheless, the report additionally expresses that the activity of an exit could be truly challenging because of the club's requests for the player. Purportedly, Barça are requesting a charge of €5 million for the 23-year-old while the clubs chasing after the player would favor a lower move expense.
It has been exceptionally clear since Xavi Hernandez's arrangement that the mentor doesn't view at Mingueza as a choice in either his regular focal protective position or the right-back space.
Mingueza had fallen far down the hierarchy toward the finish of last season with all of Eric Garcia, Clement Lenglet, Gerard Pique and Ronald Araujo being liked over him.
The protector has been of the psyche that a move would be most ideal for his vocation and promptly acknowledged when he was let by the club know that he wouldn't be remembered for the designs for next season.
Mingueza has turned into a subject of interest for the four previously mentioned groups, who have reached Barcelona over a potential exchange. The player knows about this, however except if quick exchanges bring about one of the two gatherings collapsing, the flight could dial back.
The interest from every one of the clubs is earnest, in any case, every one of them are reliant upon the monetary boundaries set by Barça. Despite the fact that he means to focus on a stay in La Liga to accelerate transformation, the player wouldn't have an issue moving beyond Spain.
Mingueza hosts asked the gatherings engaged with his exchange to pick up the pace talks for his takeoff, as the beginning of next season as of now poses a potential threat, and he would like to attempt to sink into his future group before the season formally day breaks.