Real Betis 'to sell' Nelson Deossa as Vasco keep watch | OneFootball

Real Betis are pushing to offload Colombian midfielder Nelson Deossa on a permanent deal before the window closes, freeing room on the wage bill for two priority additions for Manuel Pellegrini, according to PaponaColina.

The 26-year-old's future remains unsettled, with strong interest over the past 20 days and more than 10 enquiries from clubs in South America and Europe.

In Brazil, Vasco are monitoring the situation to bolster Pedro Emanuel's squad, while Palmeiras have made recent contact to learn the terms and price Betis would seek.

The main obstacle is the player's own stance. Deossa believes he can force his way into the rotation in Seville and is leaning on the trust built with Pellegrini to keep competing for a place.

That impasse has left the Betis hierarchy and the player's camp on opposing sides late in the window. The club want to accelerate a sale to raise funds and unlock their incoming business, while the player is in no rush to leave European football.

Vasco's SAF board are watching closely and will wait to see whether internal pressure at Betis shifts the picture. If Deossa agrees to consider a return to South America before the deadline, Vasco could formalise an approach to strengthen their midfield.

Source: PaponaColina

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