Serie A club Como, who played a significant role in Nico Paz’s development, are now unlikely to retain him for another season.
Reports from Get Italian Football News indicate that Real Madrid is creating obstacles regarding a permanent sale. After activating the buyback clause in Paz’s contract, they are only willing to sanction a sale for a substantial fee, which has proven prohibitive for Como.
Gianluca Di Marzio has now reported that Como is unwilling to meet Real Madrid’s valuation for the Argentine player. This decision is influenced by Financial Fairplay regulations and Como’s own sporting considerations.
A meeting between the two clubs has concluded.
Although the Lombardy club may hold a preferential position over other interested parties, Real Madrid is demanding €60 million, with the option of an €80 million buyback. Inter Milan has been closely monitoring the situation and could seize this opportunity presented by Como’s current stance.
