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Peruzzi rejects Sunderland

SoccerNews in English Premier League 8 Jul 2013

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Velez Sarsfield defender Gino Peruzzi has turned down a move to Sunderland, the Argentine club’s vice-president has claimed.

It was revealed over the weekend that the clubs had agreed a fee for the 21-year-old right-back, but Peruzzi has rejected Sunderland’s contract offer.

And Velez’s vice-president Julio Baldomar has admitted his surprise that the youngster would snub the chance to feature in one of Europe’s top leagues.

“It’s the first time that something like this has happened to us,” Baldomar told TyC Sports.

“The player and his agent have said that what Sunderland offered him isn’t enough. This has given us several problems.

“We got to an arrangement from club to club very fast. We arranged the amount of the transfer and everything was okay between Velez and Sunderland.

“But, suddenly, the player and his agent have said that what has been offered as a contract to Peruzzi isn’t enough.

“This situation is something really weird. Usually, when a proposal arrives from Europe, the player is the first person interested in having the transfer done. And, even in this case, when an offer has arrived from English football, the player should be really interested.

“But, if he says that what he would receive isn’t enough, we can’t do anything about that.

“But it’s weird because what the player will receive for the transfer is a lot of money as he will receive 15 per cent of what Sunderland pays to Velez.

“We will see what happens in the next hours because if Peruzzi finally doesn’t get transferred that gives Velez lots of problems.”

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