"Etta Eyong has become a man in demand in European football after his explosive performances in La Liga this year, first with Villarreal and now with Levante, whom he joined in the summer. FC Barcelona, for one, have been admirers of the Cameroonian international for a while now. Having explored a move for the 22-year-old in the summer, the Blaugrana have identified him as a possible candidate to replace Robert Lewandowski in 2026."
"Indeed, according to reports in England, as relayed by Mundo Deportivo, Levante have already rejected a €30 million offer for Eyong from CSKA Moscow, currently second in the Russian Premier League. The centre-forward's release clause is set at €30 million for domestic transfers within Spain and €40 million for clubs outside Europe. And, CSKA's offer was short of this mark, with Levante rejecting their proposal."
Etta Eyong's explosive La Liga form for Villarreal and Levante has generated widespread interest from major European clubs. Barcelona explored signing the 22-year-old as a potential Robert Lewandowski replacement in 2026. Levante rejected a reported €30 million bid from CSKA Moscow because the offer fell short of the club's valuation and release clause terms. The striker's release clause is €30 million for domestic Spanish transfers and €40 million for non-European clubs. Levante receive frequent offers and prioritize staying in the top division, while several elite clubs continue to monitor Eyong and the player seeks a January transfer with a loan back.
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