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Real Valladolid have accused Manchester City of encouraging one of their players to break his contract to force through a move to the Premier League club.<\/b><\/p>\n
Defender Juma Bah told the Spanish club on Tuesday that he intends to terminate his contract, allowing City to sign the player for a much lower fee.<\/p>\n
City had sent a request to Valladolid earlier in the day asking to begin negotiations over a permanent deal for the 18-year-old, Valladolid said in a statement.<\/p>\n
Bah then did not turn up for training on Wednesday, with the Spanish Football Association confirming he had deposited the necessary amount to terminate his contract.<\/p>\n
Valladolid say the teenager’s decision was “supposedly supported and guided by Manchester City and his agent” and has “caused great disappointment and indignation”.<\/p>\n
“The club considers that Manchester City is behind the player’s decision, and appears to have advised the player to take this route.”<\/p>\n
The 18-year-old joined Valladolid on a season-long loan from AIK Freetong in his native Sierra Leone last summer and the club exercised a clause earlier this month to turn it into a permanent deal.<\/p>\n
But Bah is still under a youth contract and has so far refused to sign a senior deal that would significantly increase his release clause.<\/p>\n
Valladolid say they will take disciplinary action against Bah and will do whatever they can to “defend” the clubs’s interests.<\/p>\n
BBC Sport has approached Manchester City for comment.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n