Leverkusen’s big bid for Equi Fernández: what Boca stand to gain | OneFootball

After his transfer to Real Sociedad in Spain fell through, Enzo Fernández remained with Al Qadsiah in Saudi Arabia, waiting for new offers to continue his career in the old continent and stay on the radar of Lionel Scaloni for the Argentine national team.

In this sense, in the last few hours, a millionaire offer arrived from Bayer Leverkusen in Germany, which is interested in signing the Argentine. Because of this, Boca Juniors is on high alert, as they may be able to collect a percentage of the transfer fee due to training rights.

According to information from journalist Fabrizio Romano, the German team presented an offer of 30 million euros for Enzo Fernández, without add-ons, and with a 15% profit-sharing clause on future gains in case they transfer the midfielder in the future.

Continuing with the information, the cited source added that Fernández is interested in moving to Europe, which is why he spoke with Al Qadsiah's executives to ask them to accept the offer and allow him to leave for the Bundesliga.

As things stand, the team from the River is expectant because they will collect approximately 4% of the transfer fee. That is, they would earn at least 1.2 million euros from the transfer of the 23-year-old midfielder to European football.

If the operation is successful, Enzo Fernández will have his first experience in Europe. Additionally, he will share a team with Argentine footballers such as Exequiel Palacios, Alejo Sarco, and Claudio Echeverri, who arrived at the German club on loan from Manchester City in this transfer market.

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