Sporting refuse Yeremay's demands, pull out of winger deal | OneFootball

Sporting will no longer move forward with the signing of Yeremay Hernández. After several months of monitoring the Spanish winger’s progress, the club’s board decided to abandon the process, considering the figures required to complete the transfer unmanageable.

According to Record newspaper, in addition to a minimum fee of €40 million to open negotiations with Deportivo La Coruña, Sporting was also faced with the player’s high wage demands. Yeremay wants to earn more than €4 million net per season, a figure that exceeds the wage ceiling set by the Lions.

Sporting’s interest in the 23-year-old winger is not new. The green-and-white officials have been following the player for more than a year and even submitted an offer of over €30 million in the last summer transfer window, an offer that was rejected by the Galician club. In the meantime, his contract renewal and increased market value have made the deal even more complicated.

Given this scenario, the structure led by Frederico Varandas chose to withdraw from the race and turn its attention to other alternatives. With the midfield reinforcement sorted, the focus now is on signing a left winger who fits within the financial parameters set by the Club.

The need to strengthen the flanks remains, especially given the possibility of Sporting losing another member of the attacking sector during this transfer window. After closing the door on Yeremay Hernández, Sporting’s board is already working on other targets to meet Rui Borges’ requests before the official start of the season.

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