Sevilla have turned down two fresh bids for Daniel Alves,
who is being targeted by Chelsea and Real Madrid. Spanish club
Sevilla rejected a £21.5m offer from Chelsea last week and are
thought to want £27m for the full-back.
The 24-year-old Brazilian has said he would be willing to join Real
if a move to Stamford Bridge collapsed. Sevilla club president Jose
Maria del Nido told Marca: "We have rejected, in the last few
hours, two new offers that do not meet our requirements."
Alves, who will be on international duty for Brazil in their
friendly against Algeria on Wednesday, is keen for his future to be
sorted out quickly. He said earlier this month that joining Chelsea
would be a "wonderful opportunity and I don't want to let it pass".
But he added at the weekend: "Any player would be enthusiastic
about joining Madrid but I just hope the matter is resolved
soon.
"I am still not any closer to confirming my future. "But any player
denying wanting to play for Real would be a liar. I am no different
but it's not a decision that I have to take. "It's a very
complicated situation and I am worried. The only thing I want is
for the situation to be resolved immediately.
