Benfica wants to buy Amura: Wolf Castle costs 30 million in cash, and you must pay by factoring.

Hupu, August 14, reported that the front page of the record of one of the three major newspapers in Portugal, Benfica was also defeated again in buying people, just like Portugal Sports.

Rui Costa is determined to advance the signing of Mohamed Amulla, but he knows it will be the biggest investment in the club's history.

It is understood that Wolfsburg has a tough attitude and is only willing to accept transfer fees of nearly 37 million euros, of which 30 million euros must be paid immediately. The remaining 7 million euros will be paid in installments based on easily realized additional terms.

Benfica is determined to sign the Algerian striker and is willing to accept a lot of money, but they want to pay in installments.

Wolfsburg seems reluctant to do so. According to the Records, even if Benfica uses factoring, Wolfsburg insists that he must get 30 million euros of cash immediately.

This has been the main obstacle to the player's transfer to Benfica, because Benfica is more inclined to divide the transfer fee into several parts to avoid such a transaction method that will further increase the transfer fee.

Despite differences, the two sides are confident that the negotiations will eventually succeed. Currently, this player is the focus of the transfer market.