Salernitana’s serious interest in Vangelis Pavlidis is confirmed, with the Italian club seeking to tempt AZ with an offer that will make the Greek striker the most expensive acquisition in their history (+€10m) and the highest paid on the roster , but without the Dutch team showing any inclination to even discuss a possible concession of its top scorer.
A few hours before Alkmaar’s match last night in Dundee against the local United in the 3rd qualifying round of the Conference League, it was made public – via a post on twitter – a serious (as described) interest of Salernitana in the Vangelis Pavlidis.
His serious interest exists and is evidenced by the fact that “granata”, in its attempt to make the international Greek winger its own, seeks to turn him into the most expensive acquisition in its history, since the offer it has made to the Dutch team exceeds 10 million eurosbut at the same time turning the 24-year-old striker himself into the highest-paid player on her roster.
An offer indicative of the Italian club’s change of status following last January’s change of ownership, which initially sparked an impressive run of form that saw them stay in the Championship against all odds, followed this summer by yet another run of form. , transfer this time, with purchases already approaching 35 million euros.
However, the specific offer does not seem – at least so far – capable of bending the resistance of AZ, whose staff rejected it, even making it clear in Salernitana (including the technical director there, Morgan de Sanctis, who at the beginning of the summer had comes close to taking on a similar position at Olympiakos), but also on the side of the Greek striker, that there is no intention of giving him away, something that cannot be differentiated… individually, since there is no buy out in Pavlidis’ contract which is being completed in the summer of 2025.
It is unknown how Salernitana will react, if he goes… for others or insists and comes back with a new, even better offer for last year’s top scorer of AZ, although the rigid attitude of the Dutch club’s officials so far does not seem to allow much maneuvering .
And so, in addition, it seems to cut the cough of anyone else interested in Pavlidis, although it should be noted that yesterday’s reports that named Serie A newcomers Monza and Lecce as also seriously considering the Greek striker, are not confirmed by any involved side.
