The Verdiblanco team has everything agreed to close their star signing
Houssem Aouar is close to becoming new Real Betis player, being one of the signings that has most excited the fans in recent years. And it is that, at 24 years old, he is still one of the great talents of French football despite the fact that his projection has been stagnant. However, still there are certain fringes to be resolved before its incorporation takes place.
Currently, Real Betis’ agreement with Olympique de Lyon is total. Same situation as with the footballer, with whom the Verdiblanco club has agreed everything for the signing of him. But the economic situation of the Benito Villamarín club is not very good, so they need to sell players in order to enroll others. And that is where Granada CF comes in, which will be key in the operation.
Real Betis has totally closed to Aouar
As we have been able to learn in recent days, the signing of Aouar is more than closed. Olympique de Lyon, Real Betis and Houssam Aouar have everything agreed for the transfer. In total, the operation will go up to 13 million euros. But not only that, but Real Betis will also include William Carvalho in the operation, who will head to Ligue 1 after ruling out Turkey’s option.
In this way, Real Betis kills two birds with one stone. On the one hand they get a new talent for the team and on the other hand they get rid of one of the highest salaries in the squad, that of the Portuguese midfielder. But this is not enough and they need to release another player for the operation to finish closing. And Granada CF will play a fundamental role in the transfer.
Granada CF does Betis a favor
As we have learned in recent hours, Granada CF has been interested in Loren Morón. The striker, who practically had it done to go to Cádiz CF, will finally play next season under the orders of Aitor Karanka. The Nasrid team already has everything agreed to close the operation, which also urges Real Betis to close Haussem Aouar.
To let the striker out, Real Betis asked for 3.5 million euros, but Granada CF offered 2.5 million fixed euros plus 0.5 million in variables. Likewise, they would pay 1 million more in case of promotion to the Santander League. The Verdiblanco club seems to like this option, although the great difficulty lies in convincing Loren Morón to play in the SmartBank League, since he wants to continue in the first division.
