Sporting accept peanuts to sell Daniel Bragança | OneFootball

The contract renewal process of Daniel Bragança with Sporting is still at a standstill, at a time when several European football clubs are interested in the Sporting midfielder, so the possibility of leaving Alvalade also remains open. The Lions are asking €12.5 million for the player.

The 27-year-old wants to continue in green and white, but he also feels that, although serious injuries have prevented him from contributing to the team as regularly as he would have liked, when he is fit, he has not been the first choice of the coaches who have worked with Sporting’s first team, namely Ruben Amorim, João Pereira and Rui Borges.

In the talks between the SAD board, the player and his agents, there is still, for the time being, a significant gap between what is being asked to extend the deal and what is being offered by Sporting’s directors. Rui Borges wants the player to stay, not only because of his footballing quality but also because of the influence he has in the dressing room thanks to the many years he has spent wearing the Lions shirt and for being part of the team’s captaincy structure — which is expected to lose Morten Hjulmand.

Although the left-footed player is entering the final year of his contract, Sporting’s hierarchy will not allow the midfielder to leave at any price, and has therefore set the bar at €12.5 million as the amount required to let the player go, according to newspaper A Bola.

At Sporting since 2007, Daniel Bragança may feel that this could be his last chance to secure a good contract in other leagues. As such, a departure, although it may happen with some regret, could indeed materialize. The midfielder will have to weigh the emotional factor against the offers that may come in.

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