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Roberto Soldado has become a new target for Tottenham and despite deep interest shown in him by club manager Andre Villas-Boas, the Valencia coach Miroslav Djukic is hopeful of retaining the striker this summer.
Valencia had already declared that any deal for Soldado should be addressed to them by 3<sup>rd</sup> of August and AVB had admitted earlier on Tuesday that his club is keen on signing the Spanish international. But his current club is determined to convince the striker into staying.<br />
The 28-year-old has an agreement with Valencia that expires in June, 2017.<br />
"I do not think that any team will trigger his [€30 million] buy-out clause. I expect him to stay at Valencia," Djukic told reporters.<br /> <br /> "Everybody at the club wants him to stay. <br /> <br /> "We have said right from the beginning that any interested teams will have to match his exit clause. <br /> <br /> "The only way he can leave the club is if someone meets his clause and he decides to go. That's the danger. For now, he remains a Valencia player, though."
Written by Chandraket Mall
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