Arsenal is not going to give up the Valencia defender Crisphian Mosquera after their last offer had been rejected. The 21-year-old has shown a clear desire to leave Mestalla this summer, and the Gunners are going to do their best to make that happen.
Mosquera has a release clause of € 90 million, but after attracting the importance of a number of the European elite, including AC Milan and Atletico Madrid, contract discussions with Valencia got stuck. Now another year about his deal, Los Che will probably have to sell the Spain Under-21 International to prevent him from losing for free next year.
At a certain moment it seemed that the impressive young defender would sign a new contract with Valencia, but there was no offer to the importance of Arsenal. This week, with Mosquera now hopeful on relocation to London, and contract conditions have been agreed, an offer was created to set Mosquera a deal at € 3 million a year. However, he rejected it because he pursues a higher wage and Champions League football.
Arsenal has already rejected two offers for Mosquera by Los Che, but caught the offside report that they intend to submit a third in the coming days. Their latest offer was € 14 million, but the next effort from sports director Andrea Berta will be in the region of € 20-25 million, with a potential for an extra € 3-5 million in available variables.