Luiz Henrique’s present at Real Betis is one that is beginning to generate some concern in the offices of the Sevillian team. The Brazilian, who recently became important again for the green and white team after playing the 90 minutes of the league match against Granada, is still on the list of several international teams.
However, whether due to a lack of agreements or a specific interest in making an offer, Luiz Henrique remains tied to Real Betis and the situation does not seem to change in the short term.
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Luiz Henrique is wanted by teams from Brazil and England
In Spain, media such as ABC or Relevo claim that Betis are beginning to accept the possibility of keeping Luiz Henrique until the end of the season and this would be explained by two main reasons:
There is no agreement with the Brazilian offers
In principle, Brazilian interest in Luiz Henrique would be the most real of all. Teams of the stature of Flamengo and Corinthians have already made moves to try to finalize his signing.
However, they would only be willing to offer a loan with a purchase option, a factor that does not interest Real Betis who would only agree to let him go sold in order to sign a replacement with that money.
The interest of the Premier League does not materialize
That is why Betis hopes, with great hope, that the Premier League’s interest in Luiz Henrique can be finalized with a formal offer, since the Sevillian team knows the economic potential that English football has.
Despite this, neither Everton nor Bournemouth, the teams most interested in his services, seem willing to pay the amount that Betis is asking for his transfer.
Based on this, everything seems to indicate that Luiz Henrique’s future only involves three possible options:
- Stay at Real Betis until the end of the course
- Accept a loan with an option to buy Brazilian football
- Wait patiently for a large Premier League offer
What will happen? Time will tell.
