Vasco reach their financial limit, drop pursuit of new signing | OneFootball

The long and exhausting saga over the signing of defender Nathan Silva has come to an end with a negative outcome for Vasco. The club has officially withdrawn from negotiations. The decision was made after the board realized it had reached its financial limit in its attempt to convince Pumas of Mexico to release the player.

+ Reinforced defense! Vasco targets Diego Carlos, formerly of Sevilla and Aston Villa

Mexican club did not accept the offer

The information, reported by journalist Venê Casagrande, details the reason for the end of the talks. Vasco had informally indicated a proposal of 5.2 million dollars (about R$ 32.8 million). However, the amount was not enough to meet Pumas's asking price.

The Mexican team remained firm. Faced with the financial impasse, the Brazilian club was left with no other alternative.

Nathan Silva is not coming anymore – Photo: Pumas Publicity

Board officially ends negotiations

With Pumas refusing to accept the latest offer, Vasco decided to end negotiations. The board announced that it will not increase the offer any further. Therefore, the negotiation, which had dragged on for weeks, has been officially concluded.

The eyes of Colina now turn to Diego Carlos, who has played for clubs such as Sevilla-ESP, Aston Villa-ENG, and is currently at Fenerbahçe-TUR. It is worth remembering that Cruz-Maltino has signed Robert Renan and the Colombian Carlos Cuesta for the defensive sector.

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