Another Betis rival appears for Dani Ceballos

Finally, the Utrera midfielder has been told no in the Merengue squad

After the midfielder Daniel Ceballos put the Betis waiting, the real Madrid has finally made the decision not to have him. When the sports management green and white tried to contact the midfielder, who replied that he would first listen to Ancelotti’s plan, leaving Manuel Pellegrini’s sports project in the background.

Now that the Italian coach has said no to the Sevillian due to the signing of Aurelien Tchouameni, his arrival at Benito Villamarín is reactivated again. However, another team outside of LaLiga Santander has appeared with firm intentions of taking the wheel. As if it hadn’t already been difficult to compete with the Merengue team, now the AC Milan.

Despite the dismissal of Dani Ceballos, Betis is still fighting for his signing

In recent days, the player was the focus of criticism from the Betica fans for preferring to stay at Real Madrid than return to Heliopolis. Now that he will no longer stay at the Santiago Bernabéu, the Verdiblanco team plans to fight for his signing. This time he has the Rossoneri team as his rival on duty and it will not be easy to beat him.

Stefano Pioli knows that covering the hole left by Franck Kessié cannot be done with just anyone, but in the Sevillian they see a player capable of taking his place. Right now the cards are on the table and Ceballos will have to choose between an adventure outside of Spain or return to what he considers to be the team he loves.

Real Madrid puts Dani Ceballos up for sale and Betis prepares a superior offer to Milan

The departure of the midfielder from Utrera in Chamartín will not be through a transfer but a total transfer. The player has one year left on his contract and both the coaching staff and Florentino Pérez believe that Ceballos has already completed his cycle there. The midfielder’s price is valued at 14 million euros, and they expect at least 10 kilos.

We know very well that the Milanese team is better positioned economically to buy the player’s pass, but Betis also has the tools to reach Ceballos. One of them will be to appeal to the feeling of the steering wheel. If you really want to return to Benito Villamarín, Manuel Pellegrini and Antonio Cordón should not worry about Milan’s offer.