Is Neiser Villarreal following in James Rodriguez's footsteps? The U-20 striker is wanted in Europe

Neiser Asprilla is the jewel of the transfer market and his future seems to be far from Millonarios . The top scorer of the last South American Under-20, with 8 goals, is on the list of clubs abroad and his agent seems to have the upper hand.

The intention of Neiser 's representative would be to extend the possible renewal of his contract with Millonarios , which expires next November. Since the end of the Sudamericano there has been little news about the player.

Villarreal , along with Carlos Sarabia , are scheduled to start training with Millonarios this Wednesday after playing the Sudamericano and it is not ruled out that they will call the winger to discuss his future. However, the player's agent is still not answering the phone, explained journalist César Augusto Londoño.

According to Globo Esporte , Millonarios had given Vasco da Gama the green light to speak with the 19-year-old player, after accepting an offer close to 4 million dollars. But in the last few hours, the departure to Brazil has cooled off.

The rumours are now coming from Europe. According to Ekrem Konur , there are four teams after the Tumaco footballer and one of them would be Watford , who would have a slight advantage to secure the services of the striker.

“ Watford FC are leading the race to sign Colombian striker Neiser from Villarreal. Girona, Real Betis and Palmeiras are continuing negotiations with Neiser,” the Turkish journalist stated on his social networks.

Not only Watford from England, Porto from Portugal are also very interested in Neiser and the key piece of the negotiation would be the agent. According to the newspaper Record , the Portuguese team has the Colombian promise on its agenda, but does not want to make a major financial effort.

Porto 's idea is for him to arrive for free in the next July transfer window, less than four months before his contract with Millonarios ends. For now, the clue for Neiser to follow in the footsteps of James Rodríguez in Portugal is cold, but what is clear is that his future would be far from Bogotá.