Mexican journalist claims Nathan Silva set for Vasco move, watch the video | OneFootball

The novel involving defender Nathan Silva gained a new chapter this Tuesday (26). Hours after the Brazilian press reported that Pumas had rejected Vasco's proposal, Mexican journalist John Sutcliffe, from ESPN, stated in a video that the defender is leaving for the São Januário club.

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Photo: Reproduction/Nathan Silva.

In the material published on his social networks, Sutcliffe talks about movements in the Pumas market and confirms the Brazilian's departure:

Earlier, the negotiation seemed to have cooled down. Pumas rejected Vasco's offer of 5 million dollars (around R$ 28 million) for the player, citing disagreements over the payment method and a failed attempt to involve Atlético-MG, which still owns 20% of Nathan's rights. Atlético-MG refused to give up part of that percentage, recalling that the Mexican club still owes approximately US$ 2 million from past negotiations involving Jair and Paulo Henrique.

Faced with this scenario, Mexican and Brazilian vehicles gave the conversations as closed. However, Sutcliffe's statement rekindles the possibility of a positive outcome for Vasco, which remains active in the market in search of a defender to strengthen Fernando Diniz's squad.

If the transfer is completed, Nathan Silva, 27, ex-Atlético-MG, would be the second defender to arrive in this window, after Robert Renan, and would join other confirmed reinforcements: Thiago Mendes, Matheus França, and Andrés Gomez.

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