Roberto Pereyra awaits River call as two Brasileirão clubs eye return | OneFootball

The midfielder will be a free agent in Greece and is waiting for calls to decide his immediate future.

With the Greek football season about to end, Argentine midfielder Roberto Pereyra has started analyzing offers because his contract with AEK Athens is coming to an end, and for now no agreement has been reached on an extension.

Amid this situation, according to journalist Germán García Grova, both Vasco da Gama and Atlético Mineiro are interested in the 35-year-old midfielder and have already made initial contact to learn his terms in case they decide to make an offer.

Continuing with the report, the cited source added that the “Tucu” is not only waiting for a call from AEK Athens to renew his contract, but is also hopeful about a possible return to River, the club where he made his professional debut in 2009.

If River is interested in bringing him back, they will only need to call the player and negotiate his contract to sign him, since he will be available as a free agent and they will not have to speak with the executives of the Greek side.

Over the course of the last season, Pereyra played 22 matches across domestic and international competitions. He also missed another 21 games due to a muscle injury and a fractured toe.

Roberto Pereyra’s numbers at AEK Athens

In his two seasons with the Greek club, the 35-year-old midfielder played a total of 52 matches, scoring two goals and providing one assist. He also received 8 yellow cards and was not sent off in 2,661 minutes on the pitch. As for his honors, he won one domestic title.

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