FC Porto look to sell Gabriel Veron and cut losses on failed deal | OneFootball

FC Porto sees this summer transfer window as crucial to softening the financial impact of the failed signing of Gabriel Veron. The forward arrived in 2022 for €10.3 million, never established himself in blue and white, and is now entering the final year of his contract.

Given this situation, FC Porto want to save a year’s worth of wages and secure a transfer fee, immediate or future, through the sale of the Brazilian. To that end, newspaper A Bola writes that there is expectation surrounding one factor.

In January, Gabriel Veron was loaned to CD Nacional. It was the forward’s fourth loan spell in four years and ended up being his most productive, with the 23-year-old winger scoring one goal in 13 matches.

FC Porto therefore hope these performances have sparked interest from clubs. The aim is clear: not to delay resolving this case any longer and to secure a permanent move as quickly as possible.

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