Fluminense close to sealing loan deal for Alisson from São Paulo | OneFootball

Fluminense has advanced in negotiations to sign midfielder Alisson from São Paulo. After the official proposal was sent last Tuesday, talks progressed and a model agreement has already been defined between the parties.

According to reporter Aline Nastari from TNT Sports, the contract would be valid until the end of 2026. The deal includes a fixed purchase price of 2.5 million euros at the end of the loan, should Tricolor choose to keep the player permanently.

Additionally, it was agreed that Fluminense will have to pay R$ 2 million to São Paulo if Alisson is included in the squad to face the São Paulo club during the loan period.

The Tricolor board sees the midfielder as an important piece in the midfield after Lima’s departure and has the approval of coach Zubeldía, who has already managed the player at São Paulo.

Currently, Alisson is experiencing a period of uncertainty at São Paulo. At the beginning of 2026, he was close to transferring to Corinthians, even visiting the rival’s training center, but the deal did not go through due to the amounts involved. Since then, although he trains as usual, the midfielder has not been included in the squad by coach Hernán Crespo and faces resistance from part of the São Paulo fanbase.

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