The Japanese club Kawasaki Frontale rejected a new offer from Al-Ahly to join the Brazilian Marcinho, according to what was learned FilGoal.com.
and learned FilGoal.com The Japanese club is holding out for $3 million to give up its player.
It is expected that a crucial meeting will be held between the officials of the two clubs in the coming hours, via a video application.
Al-Ahly officials had previously negotiated with the Japanese club’s management by video to include the Brazilian wing in order to reach an agreement.
and learned FilGoal.com Al-Ahly concluded its agreement with the Brazilian Marcinho on personal terms.
The player’s contract extends until January 2024 and will not expire following 3 months, as mentioned on the “Transfer Market” website.
Marcio da Silva Barbosa, known as “Marcinho”, plays for Kawasaki Frontale, the second team in the Japanese League.
Marcinho, 27, scored 9 goals in the Japanese league following 30 rounds.
Marcinho is three goals away from the top scorer, as he occupies sixth place in the scorers list, and is also the second scorer of his team following the Japanese Akihiro Inaga.
Kawasaki is second in the J-League with 54 points from 30 games, 8 points behind the leaders Yokohama Marinos.
Marcinho began his career with the Brazilian team Internacional.
The player left the Brazilian League in the summer of 2019 to the Chinese club Chongqing Liangyang until February 2021.
Marcinho moved to Japan’s Kawasaki in the summer of 2021.
