Breno Bidon’s agent backs Corinthians project, rules out rush move | OneFootball

Despite attracting interest from European football clubs in this transfer window, Breno Bidon’s future remains uncertain. According to reporting by Itatiaia, the midfielder’s camp believes this is the right time to continue the player’s development process at Corinthians and does not intend to rush a deal.

At 21, Bidon is considered one of the main assets in the black-and-white squad and is on the list of players who could generate funds for the club, which is looking to raise around R$180 million through sales to balance its cash flow. Even so, people close to the player’s career believe a transfer will only happen if it benefits all parties involved.

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In an interview with Itatiaia, Fernando Brito, the player’s agent and representative of Dodici Sports BR, said there is no urgency to complete a move away from Corinthians and highlighted his confidence in the planning built alongside the club.

“We’re in no rush to sell Breno. We’re happy at Corinthians. It’s an ongoing process. This move will happen naturally. It could happen in this window, but when it does, it will be good for everyone.”

The agent then emphasized the relationship built between the player and Corinthians since his arrival in the youth ranks and said the project developed by the club continues to be valued by the player’s camp.

“It’s a project of many years with Corinthians. The club has invested in Breno for years; there is commitment and trust throughout the entire process, since the first day he set foot in the club. Corinthians has always respected Breno and me, and we couldn’t act any differently.”

According to the Itatiaia report, those around the player believe Bidon still has room to improve. The arrival of coach Fernando Diniz is also seen as a positive factor, as the midfielder has returned to playing in a more central role, taking part more frequently in the team’s attacking buildup.

Another goal set by the player’s camp is to see him enter the radar of the Brazilian National Team during the next cycle under Carlo Ancelotti. A possible call-up is seen as a factor that could further increase the player’s value on the international market.

This season, Breno Bidon has played 33 matches for Corinthians, 30 of them as a starter, with three goals and one assist. Since making his first-team debut, the midfielder has totaled 134 appearances, five goals, and four assists in the black-and-white shirt.

Breno Bidon’s contract with Corinthians runs until the end of 2029. His release clause is R$370 million for clubs in the domestic market and €100 million for foreign teams.

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