FC Porto keeping an eye on David Carmo's situation | OneFootball

Olympiakos have once again placed David Carmo on their list of priorities to strengthen the heart of the defence, after missing out on the signing of Mika Mármol, the Las Palmas player who had also been linked with SC Braga and is now said to be close to joining Feyenoord. The Angola international is seen as a strong option, as he is not part of Nottingham Forest’s plans, the club he has been tied to since 2024, after being loaned to Oviedo last season.

In Greece, there is talk of a permanent transfer, and FC Porto are closely monitoring the figures involved, since they still hold 10 percent of any future sale of the defender. In the summer of 2024, Carmo was sold to the English club for €11 million, plus €4 million in bonuses. The centre-back first represented the Greek club in 2023/24, on loan from FC Porto, and played an important role in the historic Conference League triumph. In 2024/25, he returned, this time on loan from Nottingham Forest, to win the league title and the Greek Cup.

From the player’s side, there is a strong desire to return. David Carmo now feels more mature and is seeking the career stability that Olympiakos can offer him. The chance to play in the Champions League and compete for titles is a major advantage.

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