Valencia transfer priorities with nine days left: Arnau Martínez, Ramazani, Danjuma, André Almeida, Raba | OneFootball

With nine days left, Valencia CF enter a decisive stretch. According to Superdeporte, the priorities are right-back and winger, while a goal-scoring attacker or a new centre-back looks difficult and dependent on exits.

Girona FC rejected Valencia’s bid for Arnau Martínez, six million including bonuses, and talks have stalled. He still prefers Valencia after agreeing long-term terms, though he could stay at Girona and revisit things in January. Girona are watching Fulham if Atalanta resist over Raoul Bellanova.

The winger hunt has sharpened. Largie Ramazani remains a leading option, with Valencia waiting late to cut Leeds United’s price. A fee below the four to five million range or a loan with option is preferred, and the Belgian wants to return despite Carlos Corberán’s reservations after his first half last season.

Any further attacking arrival hinges on an exit. Arnaut Danjuma is likeliest to go, PSV Eindhoven want him but not via his six million clause, there is no bid near that, and Villarreal retain half of his rights.

David Otorbi’s move is on hold until the winger picture and Danjuma are resolved. He has offers in LaLiga Hypermotion, Switzerland and northern Europe, and would likely leave on loan if a winger signs.

André Almeida has advanced personal terms with Celta Vigo, who are yet to reach the 3.5 million Valencia want and working on Matías Vecino’s exit. Dani Raba is negotiating a termination before a possible Real Oviedo move. Rubén Iranzo heads to Zaragoza, Vicent Abril to Nàstic on loan.

Source: Superdeporte

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