Figures revealed in Sporting-Braga deal for Diogo Travassos | OneFootball

Diogo Travassos’s transfer to Braga and Rodrigo Zalazar’s move to Sporting were handled in parallel, but without any direct dependency between the two deals. Although the negotiations took place simultaneously between the two clubs, the processes were always considered independent.

In Diogo Travassos’s case, Braga will pay Sporting a fixed €5.5 million, with the total value of the deal potentially rising by another €1 million if previously defined objectives are met. Even so, the Lions retained a small percentage of the player’s economic rights, which should range between 10% and 20%.

Unlike what happens in many deals of this kind, Sporting did not retain any buy-back clause for the Portuguese under-21 international right-back, a clear sign that the departure is seen as definitive by the club’s hierarchy.

Having come through the ranks entirely in Alcochete, Diogo Travassos now says goodbye to Alvalade after several stages of development within the Club, including loan spells at Estrela da Amadora and Moreirense, where he gained greater competitive experience over the last few seasons.

The 22-year-old full-back will now sign a five-year contract with Braga, tying him to the Minho club until June 2031, in a transfer that represents a significant financial boost for the coffers of the SAD led by Frederico Varandas.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇵🇹 here.