Nottingham Forest and AFC Bournemouth are among the clubs looking at Real Valladolid’s Raúl Moro.
That’s at least what Thursday’s edition of Mundo Deportivo reports, and they share more on Nottingham Forest and Bournemouth.
The winger scored four goals and registered six assists from 35 games in the recently concluded season.
His ‘impeccable season’ hasn’t gone unnoticed as Nottingham Forest, Bournemouth, Real Betis, CA Osasuna and RCD Mallorca are all closely following Moro.
At this moment in time, the Spanish club haven’t received any offers for the 22-year-old.
Real Valladolid have been relegated from La Liga and despite this, the newspaper states they want €10m for the attacker. Mundo add it won’t be easy to change their stance about his asking price.
Online, Mundo Deportivo provide a few additional updates on the club’s stance on letting the player leave.
Brazil legend Ronaldo is Real Valladolid’s current owner and is the process of selling his shares.
Mundo state the new owners will have to decide whether to retain or sell the Nottingham Forest and Bournemouth target. If it’s the latter, the report explains Moro’s price will be €10m.
