Report: Lletget to Galaxy, Allocation Money to Revs
- Updated: May 6, 2015
The Los Angeles Galaxy are set to sign 22-year-old American midfielder Sebastian Lletget, but will have to transfer allocation money to the New England Revolution, who have his discovery rights, to do it, according to a report on Goal.com. Lletget joined West Ham United in 2009 and appeared in a few FA Cup matches, but despite making the gameday 18 on a few occasions, never played in a Premier League game.
According to the report, the Galaxy have been in talks with Lletget for months, but the Revolution put in a discovery claim for the midfielder before the Galaxy and thus have priority to sign him. The Galaxy are expected to give the Revolution allocation money—believed to be around $50,000—in exchange for the rights to sign him. Lletget has appeared for various U.S. Youth National Teams.
The Revolution declined to comment on the report.
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