The Club World Cup double hit! Juventus bargaining was rejected, and the buyout fee will rise to 45 million euros

In the first round of Group G of the Club World Cup group stage, Juventus defeated Ain 5-0 and got a good start. In this game, Francescoli Concesan started and scored one goal in the first and second half. However, Juventus general manager Comoli has not finalized his buyout. According to Portugal's "Globe", Comoli proposed to reduce Concesan's buyout fee, but was rejected by Porto Chairman Boas. After July 15, Concesan's buyout fee will rise from 30 million euros to 45 million euros.

Last summer, Francescoli Concesan joined Juventus on loan from Porto, with a loan fee of 7 million euros and a buyout fee of 30 million euros. During Thiago Mota's coaching period, the Portuguese winger was valued, but after Tudor took office, his playing time began to drop sharply, and the dismissal of former sports director Jontoli, led to his buyout negotiations being delayed.

What is valuable is that Francescoli Concesan did not give up on himself. Through the outstanding performance of the UEFA Nations League (scoring 1 goal against Germany in the semi-finals), he allowed Tudor and Comoli to truly see their strength. In the first match against Ein, Tudor took out a 3-4-2-1 starting lineup. Kong Sesan no longer serves as the right wingback, but instead serves as the front midfielder with Yeldez. In the 21st minute, Alberto Costa made an inverted triangle pass, and Concesan deceived defender Kwame with a fake move, and then flashed out of the space and shot with his left foot to break the net.

The change of sides in the 58th minute, Kong Saisan scored another goal! Kalulu made a long and exquisite pass, and Kong Sesan made a leap to Kwame with speed, and then shot before Rabia cleared the ball. In the end, Juventus defeated Ain by 5 goals, and Concesan also won unanimous praise from fans for his outstanding performance.

It can be predicted that after this game, Juventus will speed up negotiations with Porto. In fact, the "old woman" has paid a total of 10 million euros for Conseisan, of which 7 million euros are loan fees and another 3 million euros are Champions League bonuses.

Considering the current financial situation, General Manager Comoli does not want to pay the full €30 million buyout fee, but he does not have much room for negotiation in the face of the tough-minded Porto chairman Boas.

It is worth mentioning that 20% of the buyout fee of Concesan belongs to the player himself. If he can voluntarily give up this part of the profit, it may help promote the negotiations.