Former manager Xiahoua Li played a key role in accelerating the sale of Granada to Granada businessmen.

Salcedo and his people continue to meet and maintain contact with former Red and White director Xiahoua Li, who left the SAD board a few months ago. There are serious differences between the club’s president, Sophia Yang, and her compatriot, which is also reflected in the corporate structure. Yang has returned sole control to Daxian, the company that owns the majority stake in Granada CF SAD (98.13%). Li, in turn, is the administrator of Sports Investment Two, a bridge company to DDMC, which owns 99.97% of Daxian. Sports Investment Two is based in Luxembourg and has several embargo notices from Pozzo’s legal team regarding an outstanding debt of 12 million euros to the Italian.

Li is playing a key role in accelerating the sale of Granada, something that La Liga is still very much looking at, eager to offset some of the multi-million-dollar debt that is still supported by the Chinese and which has also been declared in China, even without any consequences. Apparently, this gray-haired leader, a regular in the penalty area in the previous stage of the Second Division, as well as in the First Division, seems to be predisposed to an agreement with the Granada businessmen, despite the fact that he will also be forced to get on the same page with another faction of his country. If you do not sign, the consequences will be catastrophic.

The following meetings are crucial to see what role each actor plays in this plot, in which Pozzo himself intervenes. Granada has initially tried to negotiate with him for some time about compensation for what he is owed if he excludes the organization from the Libero, but according to sources close to him, this issue, which seemed to be concluded, is not yet closed. Ignacio Salcedo is trying to direct everything towards realizing his desire to enter Granada and open it to local society. Something that on some days seems more feasible, while on others it becomes difficult.

Setting a date is difficult. Sometimes deadlines have slipped when things seemed to be going according to plan, but setting something now is a risk. More meetings are coming up that seem fundamental, and it is normal for a point to be reached at the end of the month. The club continues its summer activities, signings and departures, and Salcedo will want to resolve this issue before moving to the United States for work in the fall.