With Leeds United still working on signing Nahitan Nandez from Cagliari, it’s not only the Italian media who are excited with the possibility of a transfer.
Reports from Argentina today show that Boca Juniors could end up benefiting from this move as well, with a big reason to celebrate.
El Intransigente writes today that when selling the midfielder to Cagliari in 2019, the Buenos Aires side managed to keep 10% of a sale.
Should Leeds trigger his release clause, which is €36m, Boca Juniors would make €3.6m ‘without lifting a finger’. That’s why they ‘rub their hands’ for this transfer to happen.
A couple of reports from Italy today claimed that the Whites are finding it ‘impossible’ to invest that much money on a single player. That’s why they think a deal would only be viable in case Cagliari negotiate.
In that case, that’s a little less money that Boca Juniors would make with the move.
