Valencia closes a deal to keep midfield star Javi Guerra, despite intense transfer pressure on the 22-year-old.
Los Che is in conversation to extend its current deal, which will expire in 2027, since the beginning of the summer.
After he has rejected a first offer from the club, Guerra is more positive about a second renewal on the club's table, despite reports that claimed that Manchester United was almost in line with his camp.
AC Milan and Atletico Madrid have also aroused in him, but the latter have since switched to other goals with Alex Baena, Thiago Almada and Johnny Cardoso who all come in.
The Serie A Giants has seen that in the race for Guerra perform with new updates they held in the € 20 million battle at this stage.
Former Side Villarreal also has a 30% clause on the Spain U21 International who has promoted the wish of Boldened Valencia to keep it in the Estadio Mestalla.
With only four LA Liga competitions missed in the past two seasons, the value of Guerra for Valencia can be clearly seen, and Valencia has thrown everything in innovation interviews.
According to the last of Marca, an essential breakthrough has now been achieved, with positive conversations on both sides.
The new deal would extend its link to Valencia until 2029 and include an important salary increase.
The basic wage of Guerra would be tripled for the 2025/26 season and it gradually increases until 2029 with a total of € 15 million over four years.
Both parties want to stay together, despite the exit tires, but the representatives of Guerra have insisted on a contract that reflects his role as one of the leaders of the team.
Valencia will start their La Liga season at home at Rivals Real Sociedad on August 16.