Sofiane Feghouli

[Strikeb4ck]

French newspaper Le 10 Sport is reporting that Valencia winger Sofiane Feghouli has expressed his desire to leave Mestalla in the summer.
Despite recently signing a new deal with los Che, the Algeria international is reportedly hoping to leave the club at the end of the current campaign.
Namely, the winger has clashed with boss Ernesto Valverde after being left out of the starting line-up in several successive games and it appears he is nearing the summer exit.
Valencia officials seem to be prepared to cash in on their star player and are believed to be holding out for €15 million.
Tottenham and Liverpool are leading the chase for the player’s signature at the moment, and they are likely to be alerted by the latest developments.
Sofiane Feghouli, 23, has clocked up 62 La Liga appearances since joining the club from Grenoble and has scored 9 goals in the process.

 

[beats1]

He is one of four Valencia players that were told they can find a new club before the chairmen changed his mind but Feghouli is considered one of the troublemakers with questionable attitude

If he does go they will replace him with Dos Santos

 

[sammy j]

Is he any good

 

[PrettyColors]

I really like Feghouli. Fast enough to be a winger but also very smart and a good play maker.

 

[Dharmabum]

He's not good enough to be a regular at Valencia and wants to leave the club, rather than fight for his place, shortly after signing a new contract and said to have an attitude problem....hmm...

 

[tom4s]

He is one of four Valencia players that were told they can find a new club before the chairmen changed his mind but Feghouli is considered one of the troublemakers with questionable attitude

If he does go they will replace him with Dos Santos

hmm...

 

[ButchCassidy]

15m euros? No thank you. Feghouli wouldn't play over Lennon, and would have to share time with Townsend who we all want to see more of. Aubameyang is better, Ince is younger, and both are cheaper.

Sounds like a bogus story, for some reason "Tottenham and Liverpool" get used a lot to drum up interest in players. I guess because we both buy players before they are world class and can spend more money than smaller clubs.