According to the Daily Mirror (h/t Fichajes), Saudi Pro League side, Al Shabab, have made an initial 30m offer for the Paraguayan. Given that a Trippier sale is only likely to generate an 11m-12m fee, there's a possibility that Almiron could be the one to make way. Either scenario is unlikely to please Eddie Howe, with the inability to qualify for the latter stages of the Champions League and another potential financial windfall biting hard.
Financial Fair Play appears to be hampering clubs across Europe in terms of them being able to secure their transfer targets, with Newcastle and others having to look to sell players just to stay on the right side of the rules.
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