Antonio Cordero, a.okay.a. ‘Antonito’ of Malaga has been a goal for FC Barcelona for the reason that summer season switch window.
The Blaugrana tried to signal the teenage attacker in the summertime however negotiations with Malaga didn’t pan out because of the latter’s monetary calls for.
Nevertheless, Antonito’s contract with the membership expires on the finish of the season and Barça stay enthusiastic about his providers.
The truth is, current stories even prompt that Barcelona can be ready to pay €2 million to signal him in January itself.
Malaga intend to maintain Antonito
Nevertheless, Kike Perez, the overall director of Malaga, has expressed optimism concerning the renewal of Antoñito’s contract.
The way forward for the homegrown participant, whose contract expires on thirtieth June, has grow to be a key challenge for the membership, and efforts are being made at La Rosaleda to make sure his continued involvement within the undertaking.
“The state of affairs should stream. And we’ll obtain it. Nothing, nothing from Barcelona. What we wish is for him to remain, and we’ll battle till the final second. We’ve supplied him an important contract,” Perez acknowledged in an interview with SER Deportivos Malaga (h/t AS).
“The folks, the followers must know that the negotiations are ongoing. I perceive that different issues are being mentioned, however we’re right here. He’s at Malaga, he’s doing issues excellently, we wish him to remain, it’s his dwelling, his membership,” he added.
“I’m optimistic as a result of I do know he has a formidable sporting profession forward of him, and I do know he is not going to be in a greater place than this membership, the place he was shaped and the place he’s given belief and affection. These years, till he will get older, must be spent with us.”
Perez, although, kept away from disclosing any particulars of the contract introduced to Antonito to safe his renewal.
“It can’t be mentioned, we now have determined to not disclose something, however it’s a good contract,” he remarked.
