Renowned transfer expert Romano recently revealed that soccer agent Cesc Fabregas is pushing ahead with three key signings and is confident that he can complete the final stages of these deals within the week. The three upcoming players are free agent Roberto, Niko Paes from Real Madrid, and Manchester City's Perone. Romano's words are a positive sign that the "Here We Go" moment is approaching.
Firstly, Roberto opted to leave as a free agent after his contract with Barcelona expired this summer. The experienced midfielder will undoubtedly bring valuable immediate and locker room leadership to his new owners. His addition will undoubtedly be a great addition to the new team's squad.
Next up is Real Madrid's youth product, Niko Paz. According to previous media reports, the Como club's offer for Niko Paz did not exceed 8 million euros, while Real Madrid wants to retain a certain percentage of ownership of the young player, and add a second transfer share clause and the right of first refusal. Such an arrangement not only reflects Real Madrid's recognition of Niko Paz's potential, but also leaves room for flexibility in his future development.
As for Perone, the situation is slightly more complicated. Di Marzio notes that Como have the option to buy out Perone after his loan, but City have set up an anti-buyout clause. This means that in the event that Como decides to trigger the buyout clause, City have the right to prevent the deal from happening. However, with Cesc Fabregas' intervention and active operation, this obstacle may be properly resolved.
