Heads up, Rui Costa! Benfica target could cost a fortune | OneFootball

With several deals still open until the end of the current transfer window, Benfica already knows the amount it will have to pay to secure one of its desired targets. It has been determined that the club will have to write a check for 20 million euros to convince Levante to part with Carlos Álvarez.

The information was reported by Cadena Cope, stating that the club from the Valencia region does not feel the need to sell any player, hence the high demands it has been making regarding any proposal presented for the 22-year-old winger.

However, it is worth noting that it was Cadena Cope itself that conducted an interview with Héctor Rodas, one of the top executives of Levante, where this specific topic was discussed. In the conversation, the high-ranking representative revealed that the club is not interested in selling the athlete.

On the other hand, Benfica is also tracking Georgiy Sudakov, one of the standout stars of Shakhtar Donetsk. Despite the high values involved in the deal, the club's management, led by Rui Costa, hopes to have some advantage due to the player's desire to leave the Ukrainian team.

Last season, wearing Levante's jersey, Carlos Álvarez - currently valued at 6 million euros - played 43 matches, accumulating 3,424 minutes. In total, the 22-year-old right winger scored seven goals and made 12 assists, being one of the main figures of the Spanish club that won the Spanish Second Division.

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