Even after the announcement of Rafael Navarro, Palmeiras is still looking for another attacking position. a report Bidding! / our lecture I found the board’s priority to be Argentine Valentin “Tate” Castellanos, of New York Football Club.
The talks are not simple and involve large numbers, but they do take place between the parties. Abel Ferreira is updated daily in his search for the jersey of his 9 dreams. And the recent announcement of Rafael Navarro, Series B champion in Botafogo, won’t stop another name for the sector.
New York Football Club is keen to wait for the European transfer window to open in the first week of January to see if more beneficial offers are to come. The English Premier League (UK) and Bundesliga (Germany) opened their windows on January 1, while Serie A (Italy), Ligue 1 (France) and La Liga (Spain) opened on January 3.
Focusing on the row over the Club World Cup in February, in the UAE, Verdau will be able to score new deals for the tournament until January 24, but they would like the kit to be available on January 5 in the team’s remodeling. Willian Palmeiras has already left for Fluminense, while Luiz Adriano and Luan Silva were not in the plans. With a contract until mid-2022, Deverson isn’t guaranteed either.
Tati sparked Palestinian interest in early 2021, but there was no agreement at the time. With 22 goals scored in 35 games last season, the Argentine has become valuable and has become one of the top names in Major League Soccer.
In May, before he had his impressive season in 2021, Tate was determined to come to Verdau and even asked not to be re-acted again, but after months of negotiations, he ended up renewing with New York Football Club for another five years. .
After being asked recently about his future, Tate confirmed that his dream is to represent in European football:
– I would like to play in Argentina one day because I have never played Argentine football, but I think now I want to play European football, it is my dream. My focus is on this. Nowadays I have many offers from Europe – he told ESPN, in the season.
