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Chapter 335: Early Bids[1000 Top Fans special ]

In offices across Europe, executives, sporting directors, and agents were already making calls.

At Real Madrid, Florentino Pérez sat in a meeting with Juni Calafat and José Ángel Sánchez.

This was exactly the kind of opportunity they thrived on. A generational talent, Spanish, available and at just 16 years old?

It was too perfect. But there was a complication—Madrid’s priority for the summer was Kylian Mbappé.

”His price will be high,” Calafat remarked. ”But if we wait, someone else will get to him first.”

Pérez steepled his fingers, thinking. ”Contact Valencia. Let’s see what number they give us.”

....

At Manchester City, Txiki Begiristain was already on the phone with Pep Guardiola.

City had been monitoring Izan for almost a year, and now he was on the market. The problem? They had just spent big on a winger the previous summer.

Money wasn’t something to stop them but with the 115 charges on their neck, they had to be wary.

”Izan is special, Pep,” Txiki said. ”You’ve seen the data, the vision, the versatility. And if we don’t move, United or Madrid will.”

Guardiola sighed. ”You know I love the player. But where does he fit?”

”We find a way,” Txiki replied. ”We can’t ignore this. Also, Kevin is getting old and Wirtz would cost us more. Izan doesn’t lose to Wirtz in ability. Valencia’s situation helps us”

Pep nodded at the latter’s word but he still had some reservations.

...…

Across town, Manchester United had their discussions. Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS wanted a statement signing, and Erik ten Hag had always been a fan of Izan’s skillset.

[Of course he is.]

”He’s young, but he’s got that mentality,” Ten Hag said in a board meeting. ”Look at what he did for Valencia. This is the type of player we build around.”

The board members sat around the table nodding. ”Get in touch with his agent,” one of the executives said. ”Let’s make it clear we’re serious.”

....

Back in Spain, Deco sat in Xavi’s office, arms crossed.

”We can’t afford him,” Xavi said, frustration evident in his voice. ”We’re struggling to even register players.”

Deco exhaled. ”That hasn’t stopped us before.”

Laporta was desperate to reinforce the squad after a disappointing season, but could they really afford to enter this race?

”We’ll monitor it,” Deco said. ”If there’s a way, we’ll find it.”

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Meanwhile, in Paris…

Luis Campos at PSG had already made a call to Valencia. With Mbappé leaving, they needed their next star.

And Izan fit the bill. Young, Spanish, dynamic—someone they could build their attack around for years.

”Make contact with his agent,” Campos instructed. ”Let him know we’re interested.”

Valencia

__________

Miranda had expected interest, but even she wasn’t prepared for the sheer volume of calls flooding in.

Sporting directors, club executives, and intermediaries were all reaching out. Some were subtle, some were direct.

She sat at her desk, scrolling through the unread messages and missed calls.

Real Madrid. Barcelona. Manchester City. Manchester United. PSG.

And that was just the first wave.

She had barely finished reviewing the messages when her phone rang again. This time, it was Valencia’s own sporting director.

”Miranda,” he greeted, sounding drained. ”We need to set up meetings. The offers are coming in fast.”

”How much is the club asking for?” Miranda asked, leaning back.

”Around 100 million.”

Miranda sighed. ”That’s a high number.”

”We need it to be high. This is even a bargain considering Izan’s talent and age” the director replied. ”We don’t want to lose him, but if it happens, it has to be on our terms.”

Miranda pinched the bridge of her nose.

This was moving faster than she wanted.

But she knew one thing—whatever happened next, Izan would have to be ready.

...….

With the transfer market getting busy, football talk shows across Europe had only one topic dominating their discussions—Izan is for sale.

On El Chiringuito, Josep Pedrerol leaned forward, eyes gleaming with excitement.

”Gentlemen, let’s be clear: this is the biggest transfer saga of the summer. Mbappé? Yes, he’s a superstar.

But his deal with Madrid has been in the works for years. Izan? He’s the wildcard.

Young, explosive, and unselfish, already dominating La Liga even before he turns 17. And unlike Mbappé, he’s not commanding 50 million a year in wages.”

Cristóbal Soria scoffed. ”So, what are you saying? That Madrid should spend money on Izan after Mbappé?”

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