Levante rejects 15 million from Leeds for campaign

José Campaña is one of the fashionable names in Spanish football. His great performance in Levante has helped him to be called up by the National Team and so that your club has received important offers for it. The last club interested in obtaining their services in this market is the Leeds. The English team has put 15 million euros on the Levante table for the Sevillian midfielder. This offer has been rejected by the Granota leaders, who initially They do not value parting with Campaign for less than 25 million.

The refusal of Levante to the offer of Leeds caused the English club to start up all the machinery to try the signing of French Michel Cuisance. However, the negotiations with Bayern have not come to fruition, so it fits the possibility that in the last hours of the market the Leeds reactivate the Operation Campaign with an offer greater than those initial 15 million.

If Leeds is the club that is closest to winning the Campaign right now, Sevilla was the first to contact Levante to try to sign him. However, he finally ended up opting for the Rakitic option, which was cheaper, even though Campaña was Lopetegui's favorite to reinforce his midfield.

The Levante midfielder was the main novelty on the list that Luis Enrique gave last Friday for the matches that Spain will play in the next break against Portugal, Switzerland and Ukraine. Campaign thus becomes the first international of Levante in 56 years and the second in the entire history of the club after Ernesto Domínguez, the 'Galgo de Vallejo',