Fiorentina ‘to risk’ losing Dodo for free amid stalled renewal | OneFootball

Fiorentina face a growing risk of losing Dodo for free after coming close to a sale in the summer when Nottingham Forest and Olympiacos made offers.

Gazzetta suggests there is no contract renewal on the horizon for the right-back and no meetings are planned.

Dodo’s deal expires in summer 2027, a timeline that left La Viola desperate to cash in while they still could. A sale would have guaranteed a fee. Forest’s proposal arrived, but the player was not keen.

Fiorentina have tried to extend his contract for two years, with talks at one stage in 2024 appearing close, but nothing moved. One possible sticking point was a significant commission requested by his agents, which the club did not accept.

Napoli continue to monitor Dodo, but Max Allegri has been impressed with Constantino Favasuli’s rise this season, ruling out any immediate move for another right-back.

With no progress made in Florence, there is now a big possibility that Dodo departs for nothing.

Source: Get Italian Football News

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