La Liga
Valencia CF is clear that they want to have Enzo Barrenechea beyond this season. The young Argentine midfielder, on loan from Aston Villa, has left an indelible mark at Mestalla with his solid performances and his ability to lead the team's game. His performance has been crucial in the battle for survival, and despite not having a purchase option in his contract, the club from the capital of Turia is already studying the formula to incorporate him permanently.
Barrenechea has played more than 1,500 minutes this season, establishing himself as a vital piece in Carlos Corberán's scheme. His vision, positioning, and composure have been decisive in the midfield, becoming the engine of the team. The player has already expressed his intention to stay in Valencia as long as the club offers a salary similar to what he receives in England, around two million gross per season.
A high price, but could be managed
The issue lies in the cost of the operation. Aston Villa has priced his transfer between 8 and 10 million euros, plus variables, a figure that complicates the aspirations of the Valencia team. Nonetheless, the sports management is determined to make an effort to convince both the player and the English club. It is a high price for Valencia, but they could consider making an offer like they did for André Almeida, paying the same amount for him and amortizing it over the years, only waiting for the English to agree.
Barrenechea wants to continue, and Valencia wishes to retain him. Now everything will depend on the club's ability to negotiate with the Birmingham team for a manageable figure in a market that is expected to be challenging.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El Valencia ya negocia el fichaje que Carlos Corberán ha exigido
