Wolverhampton Wanderers’ defender Yerson Mosquera could be considered ‘affordable’ for Villarreal this summer, as the Spanish club shows strong interest in securing a permanent deal after his loan period concludes.
According to La Colina de Nervión, if Mosquera’s valuation is approximately €3.5m, then the likelihood of a permanent transfer is quite high.
Mosquera joined Villarreal on loan in January, opting to depart from Wolves following his loan stint with Cincinnati in December. Since then, he has been a regular presence in Villarreal’s lineup, featuring in nine La Liga matches and two Europa League games, receiving positive feedback overall.
That’s at least what La Colina de Nervión say, explaining that Mosquera has ‘made the locker room feel great’ since his arrival and ‘convinced’ manager Marcelino as well.
He’s been a regular under him and with numerous players set to leave the club this summer, a permanent move would make sense.
Mosquera has already made his stance clear on that front, stating on several occasions and publically too, that he wants the move and will position himself in whatever way that makes that easier.
That could be facilitated for him by his current market value, which they say is around €3.5m, which would be seen as ‘affordable’ for Villarreal.
The question is whether Wolves would want that fee or more, with them needing sales last summer to help in terms of PSR and unlikely to want to sell on the cheap in future after that either.
There’s potentially a deal there to be done, though, with Mosquera keen on the switch and Villarreal open to it too, albeit at a price they like.
But €3.5m? Surely not.
