Betis and Sevilla fight over a Valencia player

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The battle to strengthen the right-back position has begun in Andalusia. Sevilla and Real Betis have set their sights on Max Aarons, the current player of Bournemouth, with the intention of incorporating him on loan for the upcoming season. Despite his limited participation at Valencia, the English defender has left good impressions that now make him a top priority for both clubs.

Aarons joined the Valencia team in the last winter transfer window, in a deal that included a purchase option that will not be exercised. His time at Mestalla was brief with limited minutes, but it was enough to convince two of the most ambitious clubs in southern Spain. Both at the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán and the Benito Villamarín, they believe that the Englishman would fit well into their offensive schemes, especially due to his ability to push forward.

Sevilla and Betis are interested in signing Max Aarons

From England, Bournemouth is not ruling out considering offers for the 25-year-old full-back. Although a selling price between 12 and 15 million euros is mentioned, it seems unlikely that Sevilla or Betis would be willing to pay that amount, hence a loan under favorable conditions would be the most realistic option.

In addition to the Andalusian teams, clubs like Atalanta, Marseille, and several English clubs are also monitoring his situation, further complicating the operation. Aarons, on his side, has expressed feeling comfortable in Spanish football and would be open to continuing his career in LaLiga. His brief experience at Valencia could pave the way for a new chapter in Sevilla, whether in red or green.

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