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Right-back Puma Rodríguez has given the green light to the contract renewal proposal presented by Vasco da Gama, and the agreement is very close to being made official. According to information from the Corujão Vascaíno profile, the new deal is expected to be valid until December 2026, consolidating the Uruguayan’s stay at São Januário for another season.

According to reports, Vasco presented a balanced proposal, which keeps the player’s current salary and also grants Puma between 20% and 25% of his economic rights. In addition, the club has committed to not creating obstacles for a future transfer to European football after the 2026 World Cup, should an advantageous offer for both parties arise — a condition considered essential by the player’s representatives.

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Photo: Matheus Lima/Vasco.

A good relationship with coach Fernando Diniz was one of the factors that influenced Puma’s decision to accept the terms. The coach has valued the player’s commitment and recent improvement, as he regained his spot in the starting lineup and has been delivering strong performances in the latest rounds of the Brazilian Championship.

Signed in 2023, Puma Rodríguez went through periods of instability but managed to bounce back within the squad. His defensive versatility and intensity in supporting the attack have been praised by the coaching staff and fans, who see the renewal as an important step in maintaining the core of the team for next season.

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Photo: Matheus Lima/Vasco.

With the agreement well underway, the expectation is that the new contract will be signed in the coming days, sealing the Uruguayan right-back’s continuity at São Januário.

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