According to Fowtball Insiderão, the English club will not activate the 19-year-old release clause if it grows to 50 million pounds.

Initially, Liverpool reportedly intended to pay 25 million pounds to transfer the Spanish talent, but the situation changed after claims that Valencia had doubled the value of the clause, bringing it to 50 million pounds.

Otorby plays mainly on the right side of the attack, and this season has been part of Vallencia’s team in nine of the ten matches held in La League, though in most cases it has been activated by jewelry.

According to Trubuna Deportiva, Liverpool had expressed readiness to activate the original 30m-euro clause. However, reports on changing its value have created uncertainty about the possibility of implementing the agreement.

Journalist Pete O’Rourke from Fowtball Insider) has reported that Liverpool will not make a move for Otorbin in January if office demands 50 million pounds.

According to him, the heads of the English club are not willing to spend such a high amount on a young footballer in the middle of the season.

Even journalist David Lynch has voiced doubts about reports coming from Spain, stressing that he does not expect Liverpool to take a hasty move for a player who has not had many minutes available to Valencia.

Meanwhile, Liverpool has several alternatives to the attack, including Bradley Barcoran, Victor Muñozin, Cody Gakpon, Rio Ndumhan and Federico Chiesan.

This situation makes Otorby’s transfer less likely in January, unless the financial terms of the deal change.

Source Layer: RTKLive