Cyle Larin has many options to leave Real Valladolid. Not to say, all of them. The Canadian striker is one of the footballers with the most offers and several have already arrived for him. But the club blanquivioleta have become tough and are not going to undersell the striker. This was clarified by the sporting director, Fran Sánchez, in Raúl Moro’s presentation: “They have made several proposals to us but so far they have not been accepted by the club.”

One of them, or two, comes from Mallorca. The last, 6 million. But it’s not the only one. “There is also another team that sent us an offer. Let’s see what happens,” Sánchez repeated.

Thus, the Valladolid club continues to invoke the termination clause of the Canadian, for around 10 million.

Meanwhile, Larin still doesn’t appear at the José Zorrilla Stadium. The reason was given by the sporting director himself: “Initially, he had permission until Sunday to train on Monday. But it’s true that he’s a non-European player, who has to ask for a visa and we solved it yesterday afternoon. And now we are with Jamaica’s dual nationality process. He is about to get it. Our lawyer will travel with him to do this process hopefully Thursday-Friday at the latest, and the idea is that when he is reached, he can come back on Saturday or Sunday.It is positive if we obtain this dual nationality, so as not to be from outside the EU. Everything took time and the idea is that he can be with us next week.”

I didn’t like Silver’s statements at all”

On the other hand, Fran Sánchez spoke about Gonzalo Plata and those statements in which he hinted at his idea of ​​leaving Real Valladolid: “I didn’t like his statements at all, I told him. Real Valladolid was the club that He gave him the opportunity to play in Spain and be in the first division. I didn’t like them. He’s one more player in the team, I think he has a lot talented, he is 22 years old and he has always been required and he has generally responded well”.

At the moment, there is no firm offer for him, although many top division clubs and some from outside have called Real Valladolid: “If a proposal comes in, we will assess it. there is no exit clause beyond the termination clause.”