Edson Alvarez does not count much for the coach of the Erik ten Hag and could look for more minutes in Spanish football
the Valencia is interested in the Mexican soccer player Edson Alvarez and the Winter Market will seek to become its services as a loan, According to reports coming from Europe.
According to the journalist Mike Verweij of the Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf, Álvarez, 23, is one of the goals of the Laliga team and the intention of the Iberian board is to get their transfer and include the purchase option at the end of the season. For its part, the Mexican midfielder has already expressed his desire to emigrate to Spain.
According to the newspaper previously mentioned, the ‘Machín’ communicated to the board of the Ajax you want to join Valencia to have more minutes in the face of lack of opportunities under Erik’s orders have Hag.
In the last four games of the Eredivisie, Alvarez has remained on the bench in three and over the weekend participated 45 minutes in the victory against PEC Zwolle, while in the Group Stage of the Champions League , Edson only added 123 minutes.
For its part, the site ‘Super Sport’ highlights that Alvarez can exercise as a pivot and central defense, the positions that “he wants to strengthen the whole of Mestalla in this winter market.” It should be remembered that the departure of the Frenchman Geoffrey Kondogbia in the Athletic of Madrid opened a space in the center of the field for the orange team.
In the same medium quoted above, From Telegraaf, it is mentioned that the signing of the Mexican was one of the worst for the Amsterdam team, as it did not meet expectations after the team paid $ 16 million.
The soccer player disputed in his first season 23 parties, in which as soon as he accumulated 1350 minutes throughout the match and obtained two annotations, one in the classification of Liga de Campeones and another one more in the phase of groups.
Due to downtime, inactivity and the global crisis for Covid-19, the Transfermarkt portal mentions that Edson’s value is currently $ 8.1 million.