“He's Vasco’s now!”: Brenner leaves Italy, arrival date set | OneFootball

Fans of Vasco da Gama have reasons to smile even before the ball starts rolling for tonight’s derby. The club has finalized the signing of striker Brenner, 24 years old, who was at Udinese (Italy). The news was confirmed by journalist André Hernan, who revealed that the player has already said his goodbyes to his teammates at the Italian club and is preparing for his move to Rio de Janeiro.

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The financial details of the deal

The financial engineering to bring back the former São Paulo and Cincinnati player shows Vasco’s strength in the market. According to Venê Casagrande, the contract will be valid for four and a half years. The Cruz-Maltino will pay 5 million euros (about R$ 32 million) in installments to acquire 70% of the player’s economic rights.

In addition to the fixed amount, the agreement includes performance bonuses: Vasco will pay an extra 750 thousand euros for every 30 matches played by Brenner, with a cap of 1.5 million euros in bonuses. In other words, if the striker plays 60 matches, the total deal could reach 6.5 million euros (approximately R$ 41 million).

Double arrival

The overhaul of the attack will be quick. According to the channel Atenção Vascaínos, Brenner has already resolved all pending issues and is arranging his flight. The expectation is that he will arrive in Rio by next Friday (23rd) to undergo medical exams and sign.

And he’s not coming alone: the agent of Colombian Marino Hinestroza (whose deal has already been arranged) also confirmed that tickets are being issued. The trend is that the “reinforcement duo” will arrive together to be presented and immediately join Fernando Diniz’s squad, filling the gaps left by Vegetti and the imminent departure of Rayan.

The striker was at Cincinnati last season — Photo: Chris Carter/Getty Images

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