La Liga is the most slutty! Huang Qian sold potential stocks at a bargain price of 3 million euros, and the 21-year-old Yaofeng made 4 goals in 4 games

At the beginning of this season's La Liga, a 21-year-old Cameroonian boy was sweeping the screen with his explosive performance. He was the young forward Eyon who was sold to Levante by Villarreal for a low price of 3 million euros before the transfer window was closed. This unknown young player was at his peak at the beginning and became one of the most eye-catching new stars in La Liga this season.

Let's take a look at the perfect report card delivered by Eyong at the beginning of this season. This Cameroon striker has made contributions to every game. In the first round, facing Real Oviedo, Eyon scored 1 goal; in the second round, facing Girona, Eyon gave 1 assist; in the third round, facing Celta Vigo, Eyon gave another assist, and the Cameroon striker who turned to Levante in the last round, faced Betis, helped the new club score 1 goal. In the first four rounds of La Liga, Eyong scored 2 goals and 2 assists, creating 1 goal per game, and his efficiency was amazing.

4 games, directly participating in 4 goals (2 goals and 2 assists), this start is a dream for a 21-year-old young forward. Not only is his data beautiful, but his impact, awareness and cooperation with his teammates are all eye-catching. No wonder even the Spanish media began to hype, and Barcelona and Real Madrid also expressed interest in him.

But such a rising young striker was put on by his old club Villarreal's "magical operation" before the transfer window closed this summer. It turned out that on the last day of the summer window closing, the "yellow submarine" Villarreal announced that he would sell the forward thigh, who was the main player in the first three rounds and contributed 1 goal and 2 assists, to Levante at a "bad price" of only 3 million euros. All the fans were confused at that time: Is Huang Qian crazy? 3 million? Now, it’s more than that price to buy a lottery ticket!

And as the Spanish media revealed that this seemingly loss-making transaction actually has hidden mystery, it is a wonderful move by Huang Qian's management to avoid risks and plan the future. It turned out that Huang Qian bought Eyongshi from Cadiz last year and only obtained 50% of his ownership. This means that if Eyong transfers at a high price in the future, Huang Qian will only get half of the money and his other half will be given to Cadiz for nothing. In addition, the liquidated damages were too low, Ai Yong's termination fee in Huang Qian was terrible, only 10 million euros (which rose to 30 million after the summer window). Once a team triggers it, Huang Qian will also face huge losses. So, Huang Qian made an extremely smart decision: stop loss at a "low price" and reset the future. According to reports, Huang Qian's plan is to let Eyong level up at Levante, and may exercise the repurchase right in the summer of 2026 and sign him back at a reasonable price. At that time, you can sign a brand new long contract with a higher termination fee to completely lock in this future star.

However, judging from the latest news, although various media believe that Villarreal's move is to get rid of half of the ownership of Cadiz at a low price. However, Cadiz chairman Manuel Biscano said in an interview recently that Cadiz still retains half of Villarreal's rights in Eyon, and if Eyon leaves the team at a high price in the future, the team can still benefit from it.

If this is true, it can only be said that Villarreal is smart and is mistaken for being smart. However, for Eyong himself, he has gained a stable playing time at Levante and continued to perform in highlights. Whether it is returning to the giants' yellow camp in the future or attracting the attention of larger teams such as Barcelona, ​​his career prospects are bright. This 21-year-old Cameroonian guy is writing his story with goals and assists, and the big game behind his transfer is also extremely exciting!