São Paulo await Vasco bid, Alisson given green light to leave | OneFootball

The Alisson saga continues to unfold within São Paulo. The new storyline this time is about a possible interest from Vasco in signing him.

The information gained traction last Wednesday (11), through the Rio de Janeiro press, which revealed the interest of the São Januário club in the signing.

On Thursday (12), representatives of the tricolor's number 25 were consulted by sector colleagues and dismissed any ongoing negotiations.

Well, AVANTE MEU TRICOLOR found out that the story did progress to some extent. Vasco is indeed interested in Alisson and has inquired about his situation with his staff.

In a conversation with São Paulo's management, as reported, it was conveyed that potential interested parties in having the number 25 did not like the terms that had been agreed upon for Alisson's move to Corinthians. And that the Tricolor would need to review the conditions.

For those who don't remember, São Paulo asked for R$ 1.5 million for a one-year loan, with R$ 1 million being paid upfront and R$ 500,000 in the second semester. Then, if he reaches 25 matches, even playing half-time, the new club would have to pay a little over R$ 1.5 million. If they want to use him against the Tricolor, they would have to pay a fee of R$ 2 million.

The conditions, specifically the purchase price, deterred Corinthians and another rival that showed interest, Santos. The midfielder's staff wants, let's say, more flexible clauses. And São Paulo's response was clear: if it's not for a rival team, everything is negotiable.

Alisson knows he is not in Hernán Crespo's plans. The clear signal came at the beginning of the month, at Vila Belmiro, when in his press conference he made it clear that Alisson lost his spot after not going to the eastern zone. This was after signaling that the player would be embraced.

In other words, for those who understand… Even Rafinha, now the club's sports manager and former teammate of the number 25, tried to work to overcome the crisis. But the management is clear: they no longer want the player.

AMT found out that Alisson's representatives have been trying since last week to find a new destination for the midfielder. Some other interested parties have emerged, but São Paulo insists on receiving R$ 1 million upfront for the loan to start talks.

Besides Vasco, another attractive business possibility is American soccer. The player's staff has received inquiries from the Americans and it would be the dream solution, for Alisson and for São Paulo. But the negotiation would only be finalized in March, which complicates things. Now it remains to wait and see if the option materializes.

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