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Spanish club Real Valladolid have accused English defending Champions Manchester City of encouraging Juma Bah to break his contract, in order to force a move to City.
This comes after Bah told the Spanish club yesterday that he intends to terminate his contract, allowing City to sign him for a much lower fee.
According to Valladolid, City had sent a request earlier asking to begin negotiations over a permanent deal for the 18-year-old.
Bah then did not turn up for training today, with the Spanish Football Association confirming he had deposited the necessary amount to terminate his contract.
Valladolid now says the teenager's decision was "supposedly supported and guided by Manchester City and his agent", and has "caused great disappointment and indignation".
"The club considers that Manchester City is behind the player's decision, and appears to have advised the player to take this route," read Valladolid's statement.
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