Independiente Rivadavia set valuation of 12 million dollars for Sebastián Villa | OneFootball

Independiente Rivadavia have set a valuation of 12 million dollars for Colombian left winger Sebastián Villa after a standout season. According to SuperDepor.com, the Mendoza club want to protect their prize asset.

President Daniel Vila's stance secures the player's continuity and establishes a firm minimum price, which could rise in negotiations. The club hold 100% of his rights, which would ensure a significant intake with a probable future sale.

Villa played 33 matches last campaign, scoring six goals and supplying 13 assists despite the disruption of a legal case. He took the final penalty that sealed the win and knocked River Plate out of the Copa Argentina.

The valuation also signals a firm market stance, with Independiente Rivadavia unwilling to part easily with their leading figure. Several clubs at home and abroad have shown interest, though no offer has yet matched the club's expectations.

Winners of the most recent Copa Argentina, the side will approach next season confident of retaining their main attacking outlet. If he does depart, the club are certain it would be a historic deal that reflects their recent growth.

Source: SuperDepor.com