Official! Bragança extends at Sporting, joins 7-time Italian champions | OneFootball

was officially unveiled as a new Torino signing. The 27-year-old midfielder leaves Sporting on loan and will have his first experience in Italian football, after a particularly busy day in the Italian transfer market, which closed this Tuesday at 7 p.m. in mainland Portugal.

The deal includes a €1 million loan fee, paid immediately by the Turin club, with the possibility of an additional €1 million depending on the player meeting individual targets. In addition, the agreement includes a mandatory purchase clause worth €2.5 million at the end of the 2026/27 season, provided the agreed conditions are met.

In total, Sporting could receive up to €4.5 million from the midfielder’s departure. Before heading to the club that has already won seven Italian league titles, Bragança also extended his contract with the Lions by one more season (2028), in an operation that helped safeguard the player’s future and make room for the transfer.

The Portugal under-21 international arrived in Italy early in the afternoon, landed in Milan and then travelled to Turin, where he underwent his medical examinations. After completing the process and signing his contract, he was officially tied to the team coached by Ignazio Abate.

"Welcome, Daniel!" Torino wrote on social media after making the signing official. The midfielder also had the chance to watch the match against Monza at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino, in the second round of the Coppa Italia. Pote also moved to Italy.

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