Renan Lodi’s adventure at Atletico Madrid is coming to an end. The Brazilian left-back has been put on the list of transferable players. OM would like to take advantage of it but they will have to seduce Atletico financially and beat foreign competition.
Renan Lodi’s future in the transfer window has become one of the soap operas of the transfer window in recent years. The Brazilian is no longer in Diego Simeone’s plans at Atletico Madrid and he’s been thinking about leaving for some time. The left side had already been a target of OL two years ago. This time, it is the Marseille rival who positions himself on him. It must be said that the player is closer than ever to leaving Colchoneros. OM would like to have fun without spending too much money on the deal. Nevertheless, the context is not favorable for the bursars. Renan Lodi will not come without a minimum of financial investment.
OM chilly for Lodi, Benfica wants to take advantage of it
Indeed, according to information from the media Relevo, Atletico Madrid wants to sell him between 18 and 20 million euros minimum. OM’s strategy is far from these considerations. The Marseille club only wants to be loaned Renan Lodi for the next season. An inconceivable option for the Colchoneros, who have already loaned Lodi this season to Nottingham Forest and have been short of cash for several months. OM have no control over the case, especially with Benfica’s intrusion into the negotiations.
🔹 OM would like to be loaned Renan Lodi 🇧🇷 (25 years old) and let Atlético Madrid know.
The Colchoneros favor a dry transfer between 18 and 20 million euros for his left side. Benfica are also interested in the player. (@relevo)#TeamOM #MercatOM
Subscribe❤️ pic.twitter.com/sZJD21Xhqs– Actu_Om (Mercato) 📹 (@Matt_Darkos93) July 7, 2023
The Portuguese champion also wants to offer Renan Lodi, being more incisive than the Marseillais. Benfica have already put €10m on the table according to Relevo journalist Matteo Moretto. Nevertheless, Atletico turned down this offer. We will therefore have to put in more money, which does not help OM’s business. It’s a whole different story for Benfica, who sold Enzo Fernandez for 121 million euros in January.
