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Real Zaragoza forwards Adrián Liso and Samed Bazdar will travel with the squad to Boltaña for preseason training camp on Sunday, even as their departures from the club are being negotiated. Bosnian striker Bazdar had a deal with Sweden's AIK fall through at the last minute, forcing him to return to Zaragoza and join the camp after medical tests. Winger Liso, who missed a recent friendly, is expected to leave but his destination is uncertain. Venezia has shown interest but only proposes a loan with purchase option, while Real Zaragoza prefers a direct transfer or a deferred sale with mandatory purchase. The club is reluctant to accept a simple loan, complicating Liso's exit.
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Adrián Liso and Samed Bazdar will board the bus this Sunday to travel with Real Zaragoza's squad to Boltaña, where the Aragonese team will hold its preseason training camp over the coming days.
The two forwards will head to the town in Alto Aragón while negotiations for their departures continue—deals that are expected to be finalized in due course. In fact, the Bosnian striker had already been close to joining Sweden's AIK, but the transfer fell through at the last minute. As a result, the player returned to Zaragoza, passed the relevant medical tests, and has now been included in the squad list for Boltaña.
Liso will also be present in the Pyrenean town. The winger, who did not participate in last Friday's friendly match against the reserve team at the Ciudad Deportiva, is set to leave Zaragoza and will not play in Primera RFEF. However, his destination remains uncertain. According to this newspaper, the player is highly valued by Venezia, but the deal is complicated. The Italian club has already made numerous signings and significant investments, including:
- €16 million paid to Sevilla for Akor Adams
- €7.5 million for Rrahmani
- €7 million for Bella-Kotchap
With limited financial room remaining, the Zaragoza academy product remains a well-regarded option.
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In any case, Venezia—like all clubs that have approached Real Zaragoza so far—would not propose a permanent transfer, which is the route the Aragonese club prefers for Liso. Instead, they would offer a loan with a purchase option. However, Real Zaragoza would consider accepting a deferred sale in the form of a zero-cost transfer with a mandatory purchase option.
Source: El Periódico de Aragón
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