Time to say goodbye? Vasco working on departure of three players | OneFootball

With the arrival of the latest reinforcements and the international transfer window nearing its end, the focus of the Vasco board now shifts to departures. An analysis by the channel Colina em Foco detailed the club’s need to trim the squad. The priority is to negotiate a trio of players who are not part of coach Fernando Diniz’s plans.

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Vasco needs to free up financial space

The move to release players is seen as essential for the club’s financial health. With new contracts signed, the payroll has increased. Therefore, the departure of players who are not being utilized is crucial to create room in the budget.

The board is therefore actively working in the market to find interested parties for these players.

The list of negotiable athletes is led by three foreigners who failed to establish themselves. The first is Chilean forward Jean David. Alongside him are Angolan forward Loide Augusto and Uruguayan defender Mauricio Lemos.

Jean David is the main name the board is trying to negotiate – Photo: Thiago Ribeiro/AGIF

Analysis highlights the difficulty of negotiations

The channel’s host, Joel Silva, emphasized the difficulty of these operations. He explained: “There is a need to trim the squad, with players like Jean David, Loide Augusto, and Mauricio Lemos out of the plans, which would free up financial space.”

Finding clubs willing to take on the salaries and contractual terms of these athletes is the main challenge for Admar Lopes in this final stretch of the market.

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