Silas Andersen passed medicals, but one detail delays Sporting | OneFootball

Silas Andersen is one step away from being officially announced as a Sporting signing. The Danish midfielder has already completed the necessary medical examinations, and only the final bureaucratic details remain before the official presentation takes place at the start of next week.

The 21-year-old player arrived in Lisbon last Friday night, accompanied by one of his representatives. This Saturday, he was already at the Cristiano Ronaldo Academy, where he underwent the usual physical tests required before signing his contract.

With that stage now completed, all that remains is the exchange of the final documentation between Sporting and Häcken. The Lions want to wrap everything up in the coming hours so they can move forward with recording the presentation content and make the signing official on Monday.

Silas Andersen will therefore be the fifth signing secured by the SAD led by Frederico Varandas for the 2026/27 season, following Rodrigo Zalazar, Pedro Lima and Issa Doumbia. The Denmark under-21 international arrives to strengthen Rui Borges’ midfield at a time when significant changes are expected in that area.

To secure the young midfielder’s signing, Sporting agreed with Häcken on a deal worth €7.25 million fixed, a figure that could rise to €10 million depending on the achievement of objectives. At Alvalade, Silas Andersen will have a long-term contract waiting for him and the opportunity to take the biggest step of his career so far.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇵🇹 here.