According to the latest news from Italian transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, Swedish midfielder Jens Cajuste has moved to Premier League Brentford
's deal is currently in an extremely precarious state and could even be said to be on the verge of breaking down. This sudden situation stems from the Brentford
There were serious problems with the exchange of transfer documents between the two clubs and Napoli, resulting in a sudden blockage of what had seemed to be a smooth transfer process.
Cajuste himself has arrived in London to-day, and has received the Brentford
The 24-year old midfielder was due to undergo a medical, which was supposed to be an important step before the transfer could be finalized. However, as problems with the deal surfaced, the 24-year-old midfielder is now facing the awkward situation of potentially having to return to Napoli on Tuesday as both clubs have not yet been able to agree on the terms of the transfer, resulting in the deal being temporarily canceled.
Prior to this, Romano had revealed that Brentford
A verbal agreement has been reached with Napoli over Cajuste's loan and this loan deal includes a mandatory buyout clause worth £10 million. This clause means that if Cajuste performs well during his loan spell, Brentford
would have the right to sign him permanently for a fixed price. However, it now appears that this seemingly win-win agreement is likely to come to naught due to disagreements between the two clubs over transfer paperwork.
Cajuste, whose current contract with Napoli runs until 2028, is valued at €10 million on the German transfer market website. As a young midfielder with some potential, Cajuste's transfer moves have been highly scrutinized. However, this move to Brentford
The defeat has certainly brought new uncertainty to his career. Whether the two clubs will continue to negotiate a transfer and where Cajuste will end up will be the focus of attention from fans and media in the coming days.
