As if he were Messi, the absurd clause that America is getting for Pablo Solari

Argentine striker Pablo Solari has the desire to play for America, however, his team Colo-Colo has put several obstacles to prevent the young striker from leaving Chile.

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According to Chilean media reports, Colo-Colo did not accept the offer of US$4.5 million put on the table by Club América to take Pablo Solari.

According to the portal La Tercera, the investors who own Colo-Colo have proposed that the player be valued at around US$6 million, but they have also put an absurd clause on Pablo Solari's departure.

What clause does Colo-Colo put in place to let Solari leave for América?

The president of Colo-Colo, Alfredo Stöhwing, the company that manages the Chilean team, acknowledged that there would be no problem in selling Pablo Solari to América if they reach a juicier economic agreement and if the player leaves in December and not this summer.

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