The Miguel Almiron transfer saga has taken a dramatic turn, with a Major League Soccer (MLS) club making a public bid for the Newcastle United midfielder. This latest development comes after another potential deal for the player collapsed.
According to reports, Charlotte FC has submitted a bid of $10 million for Almiron, a move that has been confirmed by the club’s owner. This offer is significantly lower than Newcastle United’s valuation of the player, which is believed to be around $20 million.
This latest twist in the Almiron saga comes after a potential deal with another MLS club, Inter Miami, fell through. The Miami-based club had been in advanced talks with Newcastle United, but the deal ultimately collapsed due to disagreements over the transfer fee.
The public bid from Charlotte FC has added a new layer of complexity to the situation, with Newcastle United now facing pressure to respond to the offer. The club’s hierarchy must weigh up the pros and cons of accepting the bid, which would see Almiron depart for the MLS.
Almiron’s future has been the subject of intense speculation in recent weeks, with several clubs expressing interest in the player. The Paraguayan international has been a key player for Newcastle United since joining the club in 2019, but his future now hangs in the balance.
As the transfer window draws to a close, the situation is set to come to a head. Will Newcastle United accept the bid from Charlotte FC, or will they hold out for a higher offer? Only time will tell.
