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Re: Samuel Eto'o [merged]
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Former Valencia president Vicente Soriano has stated that the club are under no pressure to sell their stars after receiving a €500million (£432m) boost.
The Primera Division side have struggled financially of late and further players were expected to leave this summer after Raul Albiol was sold to Real Madrid.
Attackers David Villa and David Silva have both been linked with big-money moves away from Los Che, but Soriano has eased fears of an exodus.
Soriano has regained control at Valencia and revealed on Monday evening that an investment group, Inversiones Dalport SA, is willing to pay €500m for the site of the club's old Mestalla stadium.
"The grand Valencia project was held up by the economic crisis," Soriano said in quotes carried in the Spanish media.
"The club had a serious liquidity problem which paralysed its plan for growth. The very existence of Valencia was under threat but this is no longer the case."
He added at a press conference: "We will not be obliged to sell."
Similar to what i posted the other day. Valencia don't look like they are going to sell which is probably what is holidng up our move for Eto'o. If Valencia are playing hard ball the only way Barca will get him is by paying through the roof and to do that they will need all of Eto'o's transfer fee.
Only thing on their side is Villa was promised a transfer this season if a good offer came in.
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Former Valencia president Vicente Soriano has stated that the club are under no pressure to sell their stars after receiving a €500million (£432m) boost.
The Primera Division side have struggled financially of late and further players were expected to leave this summer after Raul Albiol was sold to Real Madrid.
Attackers David Villa and David Silva have both been linked with big-money moves away from Los Che, but Soriano has eased fears of an exodus.
Soriano has regained control at Valencia and revealed on Monday evening that an investment group, Inversiones Dalport SA, is willing to pay €500m for the site of the club's old Mestalla stadium.
"The grand Valencia project was held up by the economic crisis," Soriano said in quotes carried in the Spanish media.
"The club had a serious liquidity problem which paralysed its plan for growth. The very existence of Valencia was under threat but this is no longer the case."
He added at a press conference: "We will not be obliged to sell."
Similar to what i posted the other day. Valencia don't look like they are going to sell which is probably what is holidng up our move for Eto'o. If Valencia are playing hard ball the only way Barca will get him is by paying through the roof and to do that they will need all of Eto'o's transfer fee.
Only thing on their side is Villa was promised a transfer this season if a good offer came in.