Real Madrid talks deadlocked over Arsenal's Reyes
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£5 million separates Arsenal and Real Madrid over their valuation of striker Jose Antonio Reyes.
Real refuse to go higher than £10 million for the Spain international, who isn't regarded as a first choice by national boss Luis Aragones and struggled to keep his place in Arsene Wenger's first team last season.
However, Arsenal refuse to sell for less than £15 million and while Reyes continues to talk about returning to Madrid in the Spanish press, the Gunners hierarchy are confident of the player's commitment should no agreement be reached.
Real have offered players to make up the difference, but Wenger is only interested in cash.
Real refuse to go higher than £10 million for the Spain international, who isn't regarded as a first choice by national boss Luis Aragones and struggled to keep his place in Arsene Wenger's first team last season.
However, Arsenal refuse to sell for less than £15 million and while Reyes continues to talk about returning to Madrid in the Spanish press, the Gunners hierarchy are confident of the player's commitment should no agreement be reached.
Real have offered players to make up the difference, but Wenger is only interested in cash.
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