Fiorentina” data-scaytid=”1″>Fiorentina and Juan Cuadrado are both keen for a buyout clause in his contract, but there are differing valuations.
On from closing the summer transfer market still on the club’s books despite interest from Manchester United and Barcelona, the Colombian has been seen as in early negotiations for an improved contract.
Fiorentina and Juan Cuadrado are both keen for a buyout clause in his contract, but there are differing valuations.
On from closing the summer transfer market still on the club’s books despite interest from Manchester United and Barcelona, the Colombian has been seen as in early negotiations for an improved contract.
La Nazione today update on the progress of those talks and suggest a sticking point has arrived in the form of a potential buyout clause being included.
Whilst both La Viola and the 26-year-old are reported as open to the clause being included, it is believed that the two parties do not agree yet on the value set.
Fiorentina are apparently after a clause set at €40m, but the player and his agent are seen as angling for a lesser amount.