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POL M: León’s manager says Zenit St-Petersburg offered larger contract to player than Perugia

by WoV
source: sport.se.pl; Photo: sylwia dabrowa/polska press/poranny.pl

The manager of the Cuban-Polish men’s volleyball superstar Wilfredo León revealed some interesting facts regarding his protégé that preceded renewing the contract with Sir Safety Conad Perugia.

Wilfredo-Leon

Wilfredo-Leon

The Italian vice-champions Perugia recently announced the extension of the contract with León for the next 2 seasons. However, his manager Andrzej Grzyb revealed in an interview for Super Express that it, actually, wasn’t a 2-year deal but 1 + 1 and can be interrupted after the first season under some conditions. He didn’t specify under what conditions, though.

Before signing the new contract with the “Block Devils”, León had offers from 3 Polish clubs and from the Russian Zenit Saint-Petersburg who were ready to provide Cuban-born outside hitter with incomes by a 40% larger than Perugia. Grzyb stated that the choice of León wasn’t determined by money. “Wilfredo made the decision he considered best for himself and his family.” However, the exact sum that Perugia offered to volleyball isn’t known but according to Italian media, he got 1.1 million euros for the year (some published it was up to 1.5 million euros). Grzyb didn’t give the official confirmation on this. “I’m not talking about financial issues.”


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Suisse February 7, 2020 - 9:44 pm

#1 He is worth every penny
#2 He stayed in a better league
#3 This news makes every elite volleyball player happy as the salary levels increase.

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