Levante eye Zenón move, Unión on red alert | OneFootball

The market once again puts Kevin Zenón at the center of attention and, as every time his name comes up, Unión is following the matter very closely. Sources in Spain claim that Levante is preparing an offer to acquire the left-footer, in a deal that could reignite already familiar tensions.

At Boca, who owns his rights, their position is clear: they are willing to sell, but not for just any amount. The Xeneize want no less than $10,000,000 net, even though the release clause is $15,000,000. The problem, once again, is not just the total amount, but how it is divided.

Unión retains 20% of the player's economic rights, and that has always been the main obstacle, because Boca does not want to share. At one point, Tate even proposed giving up half of that percentage—keeping 10%—to facilitate the deal and become a partner with the buyer. However, Boca’s response was negative.

This stance did not go unnoticed in Santa Fe. Behind closed doors, the rojiblanca leadership made it clear in the last negotiation that if they are not part of the agreement, they will take a stand. The message was direct: they will not give up a right they consider legitimate, especially when it comes to an international sale.

To add more spice, it’s not just Levante in the picture. From Italy, Bologna is also mentioned as being interested in the left-footer, opening up a competitive scenario that Unión is watching with anticipation. In Santa Fe, they know that if the deal moves forward, the club must get its share and not be left out. For now, the interest is on the table and the coming days promise movement.

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