São Paulo keep Ferreirinha after Turkish bid, new offer in January | OneFootball

Tricolor's number 11 shirt has been the target of interest from Besiktas in recent days (Photo: Reproduction/Instagram)

MARCIO MONTEIRO

@avantmtricolor

Some countries are still in their final days of the transfer window, Turkey is one of them, with the market closing only this Friday (12). Thus, the main clubs in the country made their final moves for signings.

One of the targets of the traditional Besiktas was São Paulo's striker Ferreirinha. Initially, the Turkish press reported that "agents offered the 27-year-old right-footed left winger" to the club, which was evaluating the Tricolor player for a possible signing.

São Paulo denies the 'offer', but really received inquiries and had contact with Besiktas, who wanted to know the business conditions for Ferreira, and initially suggested a loan proposal for the player, according to information first published by ESPN.

However, with the attack being the most needy sector currently, the Morumbi club vetoed any start of negotiation due to the importance of the name and said it would not sell its player at the moment, much less for a loan. Thus, Besiktas changed its target and signed Portuguese striker Jota Silva, loaned by English Nottingham Forest.

But, the Turks' interest in the skillful Tricolor winger did not end. They signaled to the Tricolor board that they should make a new move for the number 11 shirt in the next transfer window, in January 2026. Depending on how São Paulo's finances are going, if a good offer comes, or not so good, we already know the outcome...

Since the beginning of 2024 at Tricolor, after a long saga for his signing, Ferreirinha has a contract signed until December 2027. So far, he has played 86 matches, with 15 goals and four assists.

This year, in which he received the number 11 shirt, has been a consolidation for the striker, who has already played 35 times, with seven goals scored and two assists given.

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