Dimitri Foulquier is heading towards the end of his time at Valencia. Unless there is an unexpected turn in the negotiations, the right-back, who has been converted to a center-back, will leave the club when the season ends. His contract expires on June 30, and although there have been discussions for a possible renewal, the economic differences seem insurmountable.
Corberán wants him, but the club only considers a reduced renewal
The Guadeloupe player, who will turn 32 in March, wishes to maintain his current salary, but the board only contemplates an offer with a significant reduction. Despite his professionalism and Carlos Corberán's continued confidence in him, the organization is not willing to make a financial effort for a player who, although has always performed when called upon, has never been considered an essential pillar in the starting eleven.
Foulquier arrived at Valencia in 2021 at the request of José Bordalás and has since been a regular resource for the various coaches who have been in charge at Mestalla. This season, he has played 24 league matches and two in the Copa del Rey, accumulating 1,609 minutes, making him one of the most utilized players. However, the arrival of Max Aarons in January has made it clear that the club is seeking other options for the future.
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