Brazil reveals details of FC Porto bid to Flamengo for Daniel Sales | OneFootball

After it was reported this Saturday in Brazil that FC Porto had submitted an offer to Flamengo, managed by Leonardo Jardim, for 20-year-old Brazilian right-back Daniel Sales, more details about that bid have now emerged from the same country.

It is now known that the initial proposal, sent on July 4, would see FC Porto acquire 50% of the player’s rights at no upfront cost, with only €300,000 tied to performance-related objectives. In addition, there is an option to acquire more economic rights for the right-back.

FC Porto also proposed buying a further 20% for €2.5 million, with that option becoming mandatory if Sales plays five official matches for FC Porto’s first team, with a minimum of 45 minutes per game.

The Dragons’ offer also includes mandatory purchase clauses linked to other targets being met: a further 10% for €800,000 if Daniel Sales plays 10 official matches for the first team; another 10% for €1.2 million if he reaches 15 official matches for the team; and, finally, the purchase of the remaining 20% for €4 million if he completes 25 official matches for the first team.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇵🇹 here.