Second offer from Panathinaikos for Antuna; They report it is 5 million dollars Half time

Panathinaikosone of the most important clubs in Greece and the second most winning with 20 League trophies, insists on the signing of Uriel Antuna for this winter market, so there would already be a second offer to become the 25-year-old Mexican who currently plays for Cruz Azul, and who at the beginning of his career belonged to Manchester City.

The Greek painting made a first offer to the cement complex which, according to Sports 24it was of €3.5 millionbut the board of directors of the celestial team rejected it, since they want 7 million for the player from Gómez Palacios, Durango.

How much is Uriel Antuna worth?

In the last few hours, various Greek media have reported that Panathinaikos increased the economic proposal in an attempt to get the Machine to accept the deal for the World Cup in Qatar 2022Now for 5 million euros.

The nicknamed Brujo started his professional career in Santos Laguna in 2016. That same year, Manchester City bought his letter and loaned him to Groningen in the Eredivisie, where he played for one season.

In 2019 he arrived at the LA Galaxy of the MLS and in 2020 he was bought by Chivas, where he had a gray step and could not meet the expectations generated by his signing, being transferred to Cruz Azul in 2022 in an operation that Both clubs own – it has been revealed – 50% of the rights.

This would mean that, In the event of the sale of Antuna to Panathinaikos, Chivas would receive part of the money. It is mentioned that Blue would agree to let him go as long as they are allowed to keep 20% or more of the card in the event of a future sale.

What stops Antuna’s departure to Panathinaikos?

Halftime has been able to learn that the Greek club put on the table a Offer of 5 million euros for 100% of the Mexican lettera situation that does not finish convincing the sky-blues, who would be willing to give up the player for that amount, although keeping 20% ​​of the footballer’s card.

This situation is what maintains the tug of war between both institutions for Antuna, although it will be in the next few hours when the future of the Mexican offensive is defined.

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