Fluminense make fresh move for Savarino, but talks cool off again | OneFootball

Even after the initial negotiations ended, Fluminense resumed efforts to sign Jefferson Savarino. On the afternoon of this Wednesday (14th), shortly before the team's debut in the Campeonato Carioca, in a 2-1 victory over Madureira at the Estádio Luso Brasileiro, club representatives resumed talks with the Venezuelan attacking midfielder's staff.

According to information from journalist Gilmar Ferreira, the negotiations were led by Mário Bittencourt, former president of the Tricolor, who, despite not having an officially defined role in the new management, continues to work behind the scenes at the club in search of reinforcements for the squad. The contact reignited optimism for an agreement, but it was short-lived.

Late at night, a new impasse between the parties once again cooled the negotiation. Contractual disagreements led to the termination of talks, and at this moment, the Tricolor management considers the deal definitively closed.

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