São Paulo and camp clash again, Calleri renewal gets trickier | OneFootball

Striker Jonathan Calleri’s stay at São Paulo became more complicated after a new round of talks between the club’s board and the player’s representatives, held this Monday (6) at the Barra Funda training center.

The meeting ended without a consensus and with the sides further apart.

The player’s camp formally informed the club’s leadership of two official offers from foreign clubs to sign a pre-contract: one from Orlando City in the United States and another from Monterrey in Mexico.

Both international offers present financial terms above those currently offered at Morumbi.

Reduced figures and contract deadlock

After the striker’s representatives rejected the first renewal offer, São Paulo’s board presented a counteroffer at Monday’s meeting.

However, the new document set nominal figures lower than those in the initial proposal that had already been rejected, which caused dissatisfaction among the player’s agents.

Sources close to the player described the board’s new stance as incompatible with the No. 9’s status in the squad.

Faced with the internal deadlock, Calleri’s representatives indicated they will now assess proposals from the North American market with greater openness, although the striker’s initial wish was to remain at the Morumbi club.

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