Sporting impressed by Tzolis, transfer fee already known | OneFootball

30 million euros: this is the amount Sporting will have to pay if they want to secure the services of Christos Tzolis for Rui Borges’s team. The player’s performance for Club Brugge against the Lions seems to have dispelled all doubts and his name is now on the list of targets for the winger position, an urgent area to reinforce at Alvalade.

Since the Greek international is seen as one of the main figures of the Belgian club, any potential negotiation would be far from easy, very similar to Sporting’s situation with Yeremay Hernández, who is currently the declared favorite of the club’s management.

Tzolis is under contract with Club Brugge until 2029 and, thanks to his strong start to the season, Sporting is not the only club interested in signing him—which makes the possibility even more complicated. Besides the Greek and Yeremay, the Lions are still considering other names, with Wesley (Al Nassr) and Konstantelias (PAOK) remaining on the list.

With the winter transfer window fast approaching, Sporting has its plan set: the most desired wingers are expensive, and if a deal doesn’t materialize in January, the Lions will fight to use their entry into the Champions League to invest in the position at the end of the season.

This season, wearing the Club Brugge shirt, Christos Tzolis—valued at 30 million euros—has already featured in 24 matches. During the 2,060 minutes he spent on the pitch, the Greek winger scored eight goals and assisted his teammates on nine occasions.

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