Houston Dynamo's strategy to finally acquire Mateo Bajamich

Mateo Bajamich has been the name that Houston Dynamo has fought for in the last weeks. The Argentinean soccer player had everything arranged to arrive the MLS franchise but a new team appeared and offered him a price for his soccer rights. However, according to The Northern Echo, Sunderland AFC has admited its defeat in seeking the striker after a purchase stratagy the US team used.

After acknowlidging the intention to acquire Bajamich, Dynamo rapidly was forced to get a better transfer fee option as the English club was a more tempting destiny. In this way, The Orange increased the number to $1.3M, but also will allow Instituto de Córdoba, the Argentinean's actual home team, to retain a 20 per cent stake in the player.

“The transfer of Mateo Bajamich to Houston Dynamo is advanced,” said Instituto vice-president Mariano Carbonari. “The club’s lawyers are working to not leave any edge that could harm the Institute or Mateo in the future.” It seems that the brand-new arrival is only hours away to be confirmed to arrive the MLS.