Denis Bouanga deal on the brink of collapse | OneFootball

When it seemed that Denis Bouanga's arrival at Club América was getting closer, a couple of circumstances have distanced the player from LAFC.

The first thing that happened was that the MLS club confirmed that they will not exercise the purchase option for Javairo Dilrosun, which caused the eagles to have the foreigner quota full again.

And now, while the match between América and Necaxa was being played in the Liga MX, journalist Gibran Araige from TUDN revealed that the negotiation for Denis Bouanga is almost falling through due to the high salary the Franco-Gabonese player is asking for.

The journalist assured that Bouanga is asking for seven million dollars, an unpayable amount in Mexican football, since the highest-paid player earns around five million, being Sergio Ramos and James Rodríguez.

It's a bit strange that he's asking for such a high salary, especially considering that he earns around four million dollars at LAFC, so in a normal situation, he would be asking for a salary a little higher, not a value that would almost double his earnings in the United States.

What is a fact is that Los Angeles FC is negotiating with Tottenham star Heung-Min Son, a player who plays in exactly the same position as Bouanga, so it makes sense that they are willing to

In this matter, all we can do is be patient, all this could be clarified until mid-August when LAFC finalizes the signing of Son and with that, they could give the green light to give Bouanga an exit, as long as he is not asking for the aforementioned salary.

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