Rafael Obrador Transfer from Benfica to Roma
According to Tuttomercato, while the danger from the Giallorossi for Obrador is real, Torino hopes to leverage the player's preference for the Granata club.
According to Tuttomercato, while the danger from the Giallorossi for Obrador is real, Torino hopes to leverage the player's preference for the Granata club.
According to Tuttosport, Roma inquired about Rafa Obrador but has not taken its interest further.
According to Tuttosport, Roma inquired about Rafa Obrador but has not taken its interest further.
According to Corriere dello Sport, Roma will participate in the Champions League next season and has Obrador among its options to reinforce the left-back position. If Roma decided to pursue his signing, the club would have to reach an economic agreement with Benfica. Subsequently, Madrid would need to give its approval and not activate its buy-back clause.
According to Corriere dello Sport, Roma will participate in the Champions League next season and has Obrador among its options to reinforce the left-back position. If Roma decided to pursue his signing, the club would have to reach an economic agreement with Benfica. Subsequently, Madrid would need to give its approval and not activate its buy-back clause.
According to Tuttomercato, Rafael Obrador has a contract with Benfica until June 30, 2030, and is followed by Roma. Benfica are seeking around 10 million euros for his transfer. His former youth club, Real Madrid, holds a 50% sell-on clause, and several clubs besides Roma are monitoring the situation.
According to Tuttomercato, Rafael Obrador has a contract with Benfica until June 30, 2030, and is followed by Roma. Benfica are seeking around 10 million euros for his transfer. His former youth club, Real Madrid, holds a 50% sell-on clause, and several clubs besides Roma are monitoring the situation.
According to Tuttomercato, Roma is interested in acquiring Rafael Obrador to strengthen their flank options. Roma considers the former Real Madrid player as an option for the backup role to Wesley, as Angelino has been out for much of the season and Tsimikas will return to Liverpool after his loan.
According to Tuttomercato, Roma is interested in acquiring Rafael Obrador to strengthen their flank options. Roma considers the former Real Madrid player as an option for the backup role to Wesley, as Angelino has been out for much of the season and Tsimikas will return to Liverpool after his loan.
Roma is interested in Rafael Obrador, a 22-year-old left-back who performed well during a loan spell at Torino from Benfica. The Turin club has a €9 million purchase option for the Spanish U21 international, who has 5 caps and 1 goal for the team. Roma is scheduled to participate in the next UEFA Champions League. It is reported that Roma views Obrador as an alternative to Brazilian international Wesley for a more demanding season and could attempt to sign him if Torino does not exercise their option. Real Madrid, from which Benfica originally signed the player, has a right to 50 percent of any capital gain from a future sale. According to Transfermarkt, his current market value is €4.00m.
Roma is interested in Rafael Obrador, a 22-year-old left-back who performed well during a loan spell at Torino from Benfica. The Turin club has a €9 million purchase option for the Spanish U21 international, who has 5 caps and 1 goal for the team. Roma is scheduled to participate in the next UEFA Champions League. It is reported that Roma views Obrador as an alternative to Brazilian international Wesley for a more demanding season and could attempt to sign him if Torino does not exercise their option. Real Madrid, from which Benfica originally signed the player, has a right to 50 percent of any capital gain from a future sale. According to Transfermarkt, his current market value is €4.00m.
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