Maxi Silvera .. an offensive deal on the way to the unit

The Uruguayan newspaper “Football 100” confirmed that Al -Wahda Club is on its way to conclude a strong deal to support the “Al -Annabi” attack line before the summer transfer market was closed.
The newspaper said: “The Uruguayan striker Maxi Silvera entered the circle of attention in the transfer market after his name was presented to Al -Wahda Club, in a deal that may witness developments during the remaining days of the registration period in the ADNOC Professional League.”
She explained: “Silvera, who is associated with a contract with his current club Beneeolol, has not renewed his contract yet, which opens the door for his departure for free next December if there is no agreement for renewal,” noting that this scenario pays Benyar’s administration to think seriously about benefiting financially from his transfer in the current market instead of losing it for free.
She added: “The 28 -year -old striker presented remarkable levels with Bienolol, and he became one of the most prominent offensive papers in the Uruguayan League, which made the offers of the outside touched his door on more than one occasion.”
And she continued: “His transfer to the unit, if completed, will represent a strong offensive addition to the Emirati team, which seeks to enhance his ranks with new offensive options before the market is closed, and while the player awaits the clarity of the situation, the future of Silvera remains suspended between the decision to renew with Biennol or take a new experience in the UAE league.”
Maxi Silvera plays in the position of the striker and is characterized by its speed and ability to move behind the defenders and end the attacks efficiently, as he started his career with the Danobio club in Uruguay, before he caught the attention thanks to his scoring sense and moved to Benyarol, where he continued to shine and became one of his most prominent offensive elements. He also had short professional experiences outside Uruguay, among them in Mexico with Kawertaro, but he regained his luster after returning to the Uruguayan League.
Silvera recorded good numbers with Bienol in the past seasons, and he is seen as a striker capable of making the difference in big matches thanks to his physical presence and his moves inside the penalty area, and although he did not appear prominently with the first Uruguay national team so far, he is considered one of the names that are nominated to leave the team because of his remarkable brilliance with Biennol.
On the other hand, the Brazilian newspaper “Lancer” reported that the club Atletico Mineiro and player Junior Santos rejected an offer from Al -Wahda Club to sign the player during the current transfer period.
She said: “The player moved to Atletico at the beginning of the year for more than eight million euros, and is considered one of the important investments in the club will not leave the team.”
She pointed out that “the unit conducted an official inquiry during a transfer period, but the Brazilian club and the player agreed not to accept at that moment, and Santos may remain with Atletico until next season as part of the team’s plan to rebuild its ranks.”