As Real Madrid prepare to pay a lucrative fee for the 22-year-old, his current club are keen to conclude negotiations as soon as possible.
Andre Gomes is set to leave Valencia this summer, with Real Madrid expected to pay up to €65 million for the Portuguese player.
Barcelona, Chelsea and Manchester United are all interested in securing the midfielder’s services, but he reportedly would prefer a move to the Spanish capital.
The 22-year-old spent the 2014-15 season on loan at the Estadio Mestalla, then made a permanent transfer last summer.
Gomes appeared in five matches for Portugal at Euro 2016, though he was an unused substitute against France in the final.
After signing Nani and former Real Madrid midfielder Alvaro Medran, Valencia need to cash in on one or two players in order to meet UEFA’s financial fair play regulations for the upcoming Champions League this season.
Los Che are eager to finalise negotiations as soon as possible in order to avoid a repeat of the situation that happened last year with Nicolas Otamendi.
The Argentine defender refused to play in the first leg of a Champions League qualifier last August to avoid being cup-tied, and he eventually forced a move to Manchester City.