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Víctor Camarasa has found in the Cardiff the regularity that Quique Setién denied him in Betis and the Valencian has become one of the best players of the Welsh team, seventeenth in the Premier. His coach, Neil Warnock, said he was very satisfied with Camarasa's performance and even denied the rumors that placed the midfielder in another set in this winter market.
"Definitely, he will stay here," the Cardiff coach said in statements collected by Mail Online. "I think he has matured beyond recognition. I gave him the freedom to do what he does well and I would like to think that it worked, "Warnock added about Camarasa's performance. The situation of the Valencian, given by Betis last summer, has changed in just a few months.
Camarasa has once again felt important and has become indisputable for Cardiff, with whom he has played 18 of the 19 matches in the Premier League, in which he has scored two goals and has given two assists. Setién, who did not find him a location on the pitch to adapt the qualities of Camarasa to his possession style, both Betis and the player understood in August that it was best for all of them to start a new experience in England. which is serving to recover the price of the medium.
Betis paid Levante seven million euros plus another in objectives for 80% of Camarasa's rights, which is why it has now assessed the Valencian by some 15 million euros, with the intention of obtaining a surplus value for that failed contract at the beginning. . Until June the future of Camarasa seems to be in Cardiff, with which he will fight the permanence in the Premier, but his good performance has put him back in the window of other teams with greater aspirations.
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