Portugal Sports tough statement: Jicres price is not a gentleman s agreement price, and angrily scolds the agent for blackmailing

Portuguese Sports Club Chairman Valandas recently issued a tough statement on the transfer rumors of the team's leading striker Jicres, making it clear that the players will not leave the team at the rumored discount price, and publicly accused the player's agent of acting like blackmail.

As the team's offensive core who has almost averaged one goal in the past two seasons, rumors of Gicres leaving the team this summer are rampant. Premier League giants Arsenal and Manchester United are seen as the most likely next players, and Atletico Madrid in La Liga has also been rumored to be interested in it. Previously, it was widely reported that there was a gentleman agreement between Jicres and the club, allowing him to transfer at a price far below 100 million euros. It is reported that the acceptable quotation structure is 60 million euros in basic transfer fee plus additional terms of 10 million euros.

However, just as Manchester United is rumored to step up their pursuit of the high-profit shooter, it is reported that Portugal Sports may have betrayed the deal. In response, Chairman Varandas made a stern statement at the club museum event. "Portugal sports will not require the buyer to pay the termination clause," Valandas first made his position, and then changed his subject, "but (the relevant parties) should know me better now: threats, extortions, insults, this trick is useless to me!" He further made a clear statement: "I can guarantee one thing: Victor Gicres will never leave for 60 million euros + 10 million euros. He will not leave because I have never allowed it ( The price is for sale), and his agent's way of acting will only make the situation worse. "Valandas even emphasized the club's position and status quo at a specific time point: "Today is the 11th. Until now, Portugal Sports has not received any offer for Jiccles, whether it is today or last summer."

It should be pointed out that before the Portuguese Sports chairman's tough statement, the two Premier League giants Arsenal and Manchester United have explored other forward goals in the transfer market. It is reported that Arsenal has made substantial progress in negotiations with RB Leipzig striker Seschko. And Amorin's focus seems to turn to reaching a deal with Brentford all-round striker Mbemo.