After all, Daniel Bragança to leave Sporting for an even lower fee | OneFootball

Daniel Bragança is very close to leaving Sporting and moving to Italian football. The Sporting midfielder has reached an agreement in principle with Torino, a Serie A club, which wants to secure his signing and is preparing a contract valid for three seasons, until 2029. The figures involved in his transfer are now known.

The deal will involve €5 million plus performance-related add-ons that could increase the fee. PAOK are also interested in the 27-year-old midfielder but have yet to put an offer on the table.

The Lions initially set the midfielder’s price at between €10 million and €12 million, but the lack of concrete offers led the club’s hierarchy to lower the amount. First, the asking price dropped to €8 million to €10 million, then €5 million to €7 million was considered, but the deal should be completed for the aforementioned €5 million plus bonuses.

The situation helps explain why the number 8 has been absent from Rui Borges’ options in recent matches. With his departure drawing ever closer, the midfielder is no longer part of the coach’s main plans, although he continues to earn praise for the way he has handled this period of uncertainty.

Developed at Sporting, which he joined in 2007/08 for the under-10s, Daniel Bragança came through the entire academy system and established himself in senior football after loan spells at Farense in 2018/2019 (16 games and two goals) and Estoril in 2019/2020 (22 games, four goals, five assists). Back at Alvalade, he became a three-time national champion (2020/21, 2023/24 and 2024/25).

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