After the youth’s strong statement about not renewing his contract, the River leadership accepted the offer from the English club, which will pay the termination clause. Is he leaving now or staying for another year?
River today reached an agreement with Manchester City for the sale of the talented young man Claudio “Diablito” Echeverri. According to the English press, the City will pay the 25 million euros of the termination clause for the 17-year-old midfielder; which in turn He will leave it on loan at the “Millonario” until the end of 2024reported the The Guardian newspaper.
He Citybrand new champion of Club World Cupyou would repeat the operation you carried out when you bought Julian Alvarez in January of last year and left him for a while longer (six months, in this case) at the club. Nunez.
The “Devil” was the great figure of the Argentine U-17 team in it Indonesia World Cup and with the three goals he scored against Brazil In the quarterfinals he caught the attention of the European powers.
According to Guardian, Manchester City anticipated the interest of Barcelonafrom Spain, and moved forward with negotiations with the River Plate leadership.
The bond of the Chaco with River It was until December 31, 2024 and the amount that the English club would pay is the amount stipulated in its termination clause.
Echeverri signed the contract on January 2 of this year, just when he turned 17, and the board headed by Jorge Brito He intended to extend it with an improvement and double the clause.
The player himself, in the middle of the celebrations for the title of the Champions Trophyadmitted that he was not going to renew but that he was going to stay at the club for a while longer.
Echeverri He only played six games in the team Martin Demichelis during the 2023 but if this agreement materializes, he will have the possibility of debuting and participating in the Copa Libertadores 2024.
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