Portuguese broke the agreement and refused to sell the leading shooter: He only said he didn t want 100 million, but he didn t say 60 million.

In this summer window, Yorke is definitely the most noteworthy player. This Swedish scorer, who just turned 27, performed top goalscoring in the just-concluded season, and performed well in the league and cup, and even almost won the European Golden Boot. Yorke scored 39 goals and gave 7 assists in 33 games in the Portuguese Premier League last season, scoring 54 goals and giving 12 assists for Portuguese Sports throughout the season. Looking at the goal data alone, he is the player with the most goals in all European leagues. Players like

will definitely not stay in the Portuguese Super League for a long time. Not only Portuguese sports know this, but major European clubs are also very concerned about Yorke's future, and clubs including Manchester United and Arsenal have contact with Yorke. The initial news was that Portuguese set a penalty of 100 million euros for Yorke, but no club was willing to activate it. The club has given up the price of 100 million euros, but they cannot accept that Yorke has left the club with a transfer fee of 60 million euros.

Recently, Portuguese media said that Yorke Chrés and the club broke completely, believing that the club did not abide by the original "gentleman agreement" (60 million fixed transfer fee + 10 million euros to leave the team if it floats). They were angry that the club's interest asked for 80 million euros. The players have now deleted all information related to Portuguese sports on social media. In an interview, the president of Portugal Sports said: "There has never been a gentleman agreement. He only said that he would not ask for 100 million yuan, and he would let him go if he didn't say 60 million euros." The differences between the two sides still lie in the cost of leaving the team. Yorkez hoped to leave the Portuguese Sports to play football in European giants last season, but Portuguese Sports was unwilling to let him go, persuaded the players to stay in the team and promised to let him go at a low price this summer window. But Yorke's outstanding performance this season has made them reluctant to accept players selling at low prices, hoping to get as much transfer fees as possible. Both sides have their own choices, and there is no problem with them, but if this "gentleman agreement" does exist, perhaps Yorke may have received more support.

Yorkecres' performance has indeed attracted the attention of European giants, but considering the current trend of younger players, his 27-year-old advantage in the transfer market is not obvious. Moreover, it is difficult for Yorke to sell at a high price of 80 million euros. He has never proved his strength in the five major leagues. His outstanding performance in the Portuguese Super League is not representative, and 60 million euros is a relatively reasonable price. If Portugal Sports is unwilling to accept this offer, if the players have decided to leave the team and other teams will not continue to raise the offer, they will only be on loan or sold at the end of the transfer window, just like Napoli handled Osmeen last season.