Jonathan David Negotiates with 4 Clubs
A French media report stated that Lille's forward Jonathan David is negotiating with several clubs to transfer to one of them this summer.
Jonathan recently announced his departure from the French club this summer.
The French newspaper 'L'Équipe' mentioned that David is in talks with Juventus, Napoli, Tottenham, and Aston Villa for a move to one of them.
David wants a salary of 9 million euros, in addition to a signing bonus of 15 million euros, as well as 10 million euros as a commission for his agent.
Jonathan recently announced his departure from the French club this summer.
The French newspaper 'L'Équipe' mentioned that David is in talks with Juventus, Napoli, Tottenham, and Aston Villa for a move to one of them.
David wants a salary of 9 million euros, in addition to a signing bonus of 15 million euros, as well as 10 million euros as a commission for his agent.
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