Transfer Expert reveals a real reason why Al-Nassr turned his back on Bayer Leverkusen’s firm

The sudden decision on the side of Saudi Al-Nassr Arabia to make a U-turn on his decision to sign the international striker of Nigeria Victor Boniface of Bayer Leverkusen has been revealed, reports Owngoalnigeria.com.

An agreement was verbally reached for the transfer of the 24 -year -old Nigerian next to Saudi Arabia for a rate exceeding 60 million euros and underwent a doctor after reaching an agreement on personal terms worth 15 million euros By season.

Al-Nassr took a sudden turn and rather it was for Colombian striker Jhon last for about € 75 million, much more than they agreed to pay for the Nigerian. They also agreed to pay him an annual salary of 20 million euros.

By explaining the situation that led to the collapse of the agreement, the transfer expert of Sky Sports Germany, Florian Plettenberg, said that the German side was largely due to the way the negotiations managed the negotiations, accusing them of underestimating the Saudites.

“I think Bayer Leverkusen underestimated a bit al-nassr, because I think you need to address these negotiations with Saudi clubs in a slightly different way,” he explained.

“I also believe that Al-Nassr caused a very bad impression: the player did his doctor, the time was invested, the player was missing in the training and the last game, and then say ‘No, we prefer to sign Jhon Durán’ [made a bad impression]. Believe [Leverkusen] He had too much confidence in all these verbal agreements and will have learned from that, but again, Al-Nassr caused a very bad impression. “

Daniel Martins