Sevilla have turned down three enormous bids for Daniel Alves this
week as the club holds out for an offer that is above their
evaluation of the player, according to the club's president.
José María del Nido revealed that he will not be bullied into
selling one of his team's prize assets, even though there is an
agreement in place that he could be allowed to leave.
Chelsea are believed to be behind the huge enquiries, having been
strongly linked to the Brazilian full-back this summer, but Del
Nido did name the club or clubs involved.
"We have refused to offer of 35m and another one that was almost
32m that did not include any swap deals," he said.
"The first call was on Tuesday and the second was received on
Wednesday.
"If we receive an offer that is above his current value in the
market that he could leave us and, if not, we will remain
calm."
