GIANTS COMPETE FOR NICO PAZ: COMO WILL NOT SELL IN JANUARY

According to TEAMtalk's report; Como from the Italy Serie A squads took a decision definitively not to dispose of the 22-year-old talented star Nico Paz they keep in their squad in the upcoming January winter transfer period despite the intensely increasing interest of England Premier League clubs with each passing day. Despite this definitive attitude of the Boot squad, the interest of the Island giants in the young star continues without slowing down. Chelsea, especially wanting to strengthen the attacking line with young and potential names, receives highly positive and detailed reports from scout teams by watching the player in a comprehensive way for a long time. Besides the Blues, the other giant clubs of English football Manchester United and Arsenal also take place in the transfer race in an active way by following the development of the 22-year-old talented attacker very closely. Some critical details in the contract of the star player causing the giants to enter a massive competition in the transfer market bring the process to a quite complicated state. Spanish giant Real Madrid holds a massive buy-back option worth 80 million Euros that will be valid in the month of July of the year 2027 for their former player. While this strategic option directly affects the transfer moves of other European giants, the Como front also makes plans to provide maximum financial gain from this huge value in their hands. The Italian squad aims to open the door from an astronomical transfer fee of exactly over 100 million Euros to sit at the table in case clubs other than Real Madrid make an official offer. While which giant club the young star, definitively not allowed to leave the team in January, will turn his career route to creates a huge excitement in the sports public already, the experience of a historical transfer war exceeding the 100 million Euro threshold in the summer transfer period and whether Real Madrid will use the advantageous option worth 80 million Euros they possess are awaited with a huge curiosity.

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