LaLiga’s Shocking Move to Stop Ex-Real Madrid Star Amid Manchester City-Style Payment Fears Revealed
Spanish football’s governing body LaLiga has stepped in to block Dani Carvajal’s proposed move to Getafe over concerns regarding his declared salary, according to a report from Spanish radio show El Larguero.
The experienced full-back, who departed Real Madrid at the end of his contract over the summer, had reached an agreement in principle to join Getafe, who are situated in the southern Madrid suburbs.
However, the league’s financial control committee has refused to validate the signing on the grounds that the agreed wage is artificially low.
Dani Carvajal’s Getafe move on hold due to finance concerns
According to El Larguero, Getafe submitted documentation proposing an annual salary of approximately €400,000 for the 34-year-old defender.
LaLiga’s economic regulators have reportedly rejected the valuation, deeming it wildly unrealistic given that Carvajal was supposedly earning €10 million per year during his time at the Santiago Bernabeu.
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