Valencia Football Club has faced a series of complicated transfer operations recently, none more so than the future destination of André Almeida. The Portuguese midfielder, who is trusted by manager Javier Bajara, has shown a lot of strength and potential by making his debut in both league games at the beginning of the season. However, according to Spanish journalist Héctor Gómez, renowned agent Mendes does not want Almeida to remain at Valencia and is actively looking for a new home for him.
The news quickly sparked a lot of attention in the soccer world. Both teams, Wolves and Benfica, have shown strong interest in Almeida and are interested in fighting for him in the transfer market. For Valencia, this is undoubtedly a good opportunity to raise funds and ease the financial pressure. It is reported that the club's bid for Almeida is at least 15 million euros, and hope that this deal can include a floating bonus clause to ensure that the club's interests are maximized.
With financial woes hanging over them, Valencia have been limited in their spending in the transfer market in recent years. However, with the sale of Mamardashvili (although he will remain on loan) and the news of Almeida's possible departure, the club seems to see hope in bringing in new recruits before the transfer deadline. This series of transfer operations will not only bring new blood and vitality to Valencia, but will also have a profound effect on the team's future.
