Barcelona willing to part with €2m for 17-year-old Spanish winger in January
Barcelona have been in pursuit of Spanish talent Antonito, Antonio Cordero, since the summer, and it appears his future could be decided soon. The Malaga teenager has shown no signs of missing a beat since making the jump to the second division, and is catching the eye. Malaga have been trying to extend his contract, but […] The post Barcelona willing to part with €2m for 17-year-old Spanish winger in January appeared first on Football España.
Barcelona have been in pursuit of Spanish talent Antonito, Antonio Cordero, since the summer, and it appears his future could be decided soon. The Malaga teenager has shown no signs of missing a beat since making the jump to the second division, and is catching the eye.
Malaga have been trying to extend his contract, but it looks as if Cordero will seek pastures new, with his current deal expiring next summer. Real Madrid and Barcelona have both taken an interest in him. RadioMarca (via Sport) say in the summer Barcelona were willing to offer €1.8m in a fixed fee which could have risen to €4m with variables, albeit mostly tricky to objectives to reach.
Jonathan David's potential signing appears to be slipping away. Tottenham Hotspur have made him a significant offer, and while he's open to waiting for now, his patience won't last indefinitely. @sport
— barcacentre (@barcacentre) December 10, 2024
Now Cordero could be on the move in January, explain the Catalan daily, as Malaga prefer to bring in some money rather than none at all. They are will to accept a lower offer than the one in the summer given the situation, and Barcelona could make the move in January, with Cordero joining Barca Atletic.
Los Blancos seem likely to compete for Cordero’s signature, although they have yet to make a transfer offer for him. Cordero is also managed by Pini Zahavi, an agent who Barcelona President Joan Laporta has a strong relationship with.
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