Valencia are reportedly preparing to test Real Madrid's resolve with a move for Russian international Denis Cheryshev.
The 24-year-old, who joined Los Blancos back in 2002, has not yet made a first-team appearance for his current club, but after returning from a loan spell at Villarreal this summer, had been tipped to play a part in the new campaign.
Indeed, a report earlier this month claimed that talks between Cheryshev and Real Madrid boss Rafael Benitez had been positive, with Benitez ensuring the attacker that he would be given a chance to impress this season.
However, Cheryshev was not included in the squad for Real Madrid's goalless draw against Sporting Gijon at the weekend and according to Cadena Cope, Valencia are preparing to make an official bid before the transfer window slams shut.
Liverpool and Arsenal have also previously been linked with a move for a player that has won seven caps for his country.
The 24-year-old, who joined Los Blancos back in 2002, has not yet made a first-team appearance for his current club, but after returning from a loan spell at Villarreal this summer, had been tipped to play a part in the new campaign.
Indeed, a report earlier this month claimed that talks between Cheryshev and Real Madrid boss Rafael Benitez had been positive, with Benitez ensuring the attacker that he would be given a chance to impress this season.
However, Cheryshev was not included in the squad for Real Madrid's goalless draw against Sporting Gijon at the weekend and according to Cadena Cope, Valencia are preparing to make an official bid before the transfer window slams shut.
Liverpool and Arsenal have also previously been linked with a move for a player that has won seven caps for his country.
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