Euro club on hold for Leeds United as 49ers take firm stance on fees – Report

Roca’s agreement to stay at Sevilla comes at a reduced price due to negotiations favoring Betis, with Leeds taking a loss as a £4.2m sale looks imminent, but that will not be the case for Llorente.

Leeds are said to be taking a firmer stance with Roma and Betis over Llorente talks, however, are not in the same position of having to agree a reduced fee to see him leave, having verbally discussed a rate of 5 million euros (£4.2 million) during the season:

“At first, Roma have no intention of signing him due to Financial Fair Play issues and are in talks with Leeds to renegotiate the fee down.

“In this scenario, Betis remains on standby, having pressed the surroundings of the defender, in case there is no agreement between the British and Transalpini (Roma) to take the footballer in a similar way to Marc Roca, paying a lower transfer than that amount. for a centre-back who will turn 31 in August, but who fully convinces Manuel Pellegrini due to his experience and versatility in his area.”

Llorente will leave, but Leeds will not be pushed here

It’s no surprise that we have to sell Roca for a pretty cheap fee this summer, but the same won’t be the case for Llorente.

The club seem happy with the idea of ​​parting ways with Llorente for just around £4.2m and that must be because it won’t hurt our PSR position badly.

He doesn’t have a future here and at least with two clubs interested we should see a deal done soon.