Brazil reveals details of FC Porto bid to Flamengo for Daniel Sales | OneFootball

After it was reported this Saturday in Brazil that FC Porto had submitted an offer to Flamengo, managed by Leonardo Jardim, for 20-year-old Brazilian right-back Daniel Sales, more details about that bid are now emerging from the same country.

It has now been learned that the initial proposal, sent on 4 July, provides for FC Porto to take 50% of the player’s rights at no cost, with only €300,000 tied to performance-related objectives. In addition, there is an option to acquire more economic rights in the full-back.

FC Porto also proposed buying a further 20% for €2.5 million, with that option becoming mandatory if Sales plays five official matches for FC Porto’s first team, with a minimum of 45 minutes per game.

The Dragons’ offer also includes mandatory purchase clauses linked to the fulfilment of other targets: a further 10% for €800,000 if Daniel Sales plays 10 official matches for the first team; another 10% for €1.2 million if he reaches 15 official matches for the team; and, finally, the purchase of the remaining 20% for €4 million if he completes 25 official matches for the first team.

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