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La Cagliari cash demand for Sebastiano Esposito reaches €20 million

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
La Cagliari cash demand for Sebastiano Esposito reaches €20 million

Cagliari have set a cash price of around twenty million euros to release forward Sebastiano Esposito, while the club reportedly offers the player a seasonal wage of 1.2 million euros against his demand of roughly 1.7 million euros, according to journalist Alfredo Pedull.

The details were published on the journalist’s personal site, which appears under the Google Discover feed and is tagged as Fonti preferite and Stampa A− A+. The article is listed among the Ultime notizie on the platform.

Pedullà criticises club president Giulini for abandoning a meeting after ten minutes. “Di sicuro Giulini, scegliendo una location diversa dagli uffici milanesi, evidentemente non aveva molta voglia di fare il summit a casa sua. Per andarsene dopo dieci minuti deve essere accaduto qualcosa che lo ha convinto a tagliare corto,” he writes.

According to Pedullà, Cagliari’s asking price for Esposito’s registration is about twenty million euros in cash. This figure far exceeds the modest wage increase the club is prepared to offer.

Cagliari would guarantee Esposito a seasonal salary of 1.2 million euros, while the player is seeking roughly 1.7 million euros per season. Pedullà argues that the forward deserves a more adequate renewal.

The disparity between the club’s offer and the player’s demands creates a stalemate that could affect Cagliari’s squad planning. No further negotiations have been reported.

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