Valencia growing increasingly tense at the prospect of Rodrigo Moreno leaving

With just two weeks to go until the transfer window slams shut, Valencia are growing increasingly tense at the prospect of Rodrigo Moreno leaving.

The hierarchy at Los Che are concerned about the striker's departure taking too long, leaving them without the time to find a replacement.

Rodrigo's move to Atletico Madrid hinges on whether Angel Correa leaves the Wanda Metropolitano for AC Milan, but that isn't a straightforward operation.

It seems as if Los Rojiblancos will only move for Rodrigo if they can sell Correa, which means Valencia are left waiting for two deals to happen before they can find a replacement.

Clashes within the club

There is also tension between several members of the Valencia board and especially between owner Peter Lim and sporting director Mateu Alemany, suggesting that everyone is not pulling in the same direction at the club.

This, combined with Marcelino's concern over Rodrigo leaving and the ownership, is fuelling uncertainty at the Mestalla.

Rafinha

After it looked like everything was agreed with Barcelona and Rafinha a month ago, the move now looks almost impossible due to Valencia's current situation and the board's inability to make big decisions.

Last-minute deals

Valencia have been involved in transfer business right up until the deadline before. When Paco Alcacer and Shkodran Mustafi left towards the end of the summer window of 2016, Los Che were able to bring in Munir, Ezequiel Garay and Eliaquim Mangala as late replacements.

Everything is possible at Valencia. It's down to those at the top to make the right decisions at the right time.