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HORNETS CASH IN ON SPAIN BOUND PERVIS…

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The LeaguePaper Team
20 September 2020

By Tom Walker
CHAMPIONSHIP
WATFORD have sold leftback Pervis Estupinan to Villarreal for an initial fee of around £15m.
The Ecuador international, 22, arrived at Vicarage Road from LDU Quito in his home country in 2016, but has never played a game for the Hornets.
Estupinan spent last season in La Liga on loan at Osasuna and was with Granada, Almeria and Mallorca before that. He is now returning to Spain on a permanent basis, and Watford’s chairman and CEO Scott Duxbury said: “As (head coach) Vladimir (Ivic) has said repeatedly over the past week or so, having a squad of p...

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