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Several weeks ago we told Don Balón about the interest that several LaLiga teams had in permanently acquiring the services of Giovani Lo Celso and Bryan Gil. Conte does not have any of them at Tottenham and one of the two is very close to closing his transfer to a club in the Spanish league.
Giovani Lo Celso signed for the London team in 2019, in a sale that was the highest in the history of Real Betis, who received 48 million euros with said operation, 16 million from a first assignment and 32 from the mandatory purchase the following January. Now, according to Villarreal, the yellow team would be very close to signing the transfer of the Argentine soccer player for between 15 and 18 million, a ridiculous price given the performance he has offered this year at the Madrigal and what the ‘Spurs’ paid for the.
From Villarreal they have moved very well during the negotiations. First, preventing the player from being hyped on the market and teams with greater financial power entering the bid for the footballer, and then negotiating the amounts, since Tottenham Hotspur asked for around 24 million euros, which have finally been reduced to the amount mentioned above.
Lo Celso has played 22 games for Villarreal this season since his arrival last winter market, being one of the fundamental pillars for Unai Emery, scoring a goal and giving an assist in the games he has played, with a special participation in the Champions League, where the ‘yellow submarine’ reached the semi-finals.
The Argentine midfielder has had up to three coaches in London, not convincing any of them. A market opportunity that Villarreal has taken advantage of, getting a high-quality footballer at a price well below market value.
With the milestone achieved by the yellows in the Champions League and the praise Lo Celso received, Conte spoke about the Argentine’s form: “I’m happy for Lo Celso. Going back there and showing that he’s in top form is good, especially because Tottenham paid a lot of money for him”, he assured. Now showing poor management with the player born in Rosario that Villarreal has been able to take advantage of.
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