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The SAD Sporting contract has an option for € 8.5m with Manchester City to pay in 2022, but the wing recitals could change the strategy
Sporting focuses on 2020/21 as the season of sporting rebirth, supported by a squad with the imprint of Rúben Amorim, but … already has an eye on the next one: in fact, we are still far to define what the next squad will be , for all the variables that will go into the Leonine accounts, only that the SAD led by Frederico Varandas intends to precipitate the processes closest to hand, such as that of Pedro Porro, right-back loaned by Manchester City.
LA MATITA knows that the Greens and Whites do not intend to wait for the end of the two-year loan agreed with the English coat of arms, being able, in this sense, to anticipate the payment of the option, which was valued at 8.5 million euros, for next summer. (for 2022).
Express request of the coach who arrived from Braga – and who failed, in the first place, to favor Esgaio’s return to the lion, precisely from the arsenalists -, the natural footballer of Don Benito, in the province of Badajoz, arrived after a season in Valladolid marked by muscle problems that allowed him to play only 15 official matches; in Alvalade, and after the new games played by Sporting, Porro … appeared in nine, showing quality on the right and physical availability, factors that also led him to wear the colors of the Spanish under-21 team again (in the last break ) FIFA year, he missed the game with the Faroe Islands, but started against Israel, even using the band).
Given the situation, the green-and-white administration seems convinced that among them there is a young man of 21 for whom he will have to pay a substantial sum, but whose investment can be rewarded in the short (game) and in the medium term (under the aspect financial).
It is a fact that interest has not yet materialized, but it is also true that Sporting will fight against what they think will be a natural appreciation of the product, which in 2018 with Girona cost the City € 12 million – signed until 2024 .
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