FC Porto board set to offer Pepê a new deal | OneFootball

In a sporting context quite different from the 2024/2025 season, Pepê has stood out and established himself as one of the main figures of the revamped FC Porto. Despite doubts about a possible departure in the summer transfer window, the Brazilian winger remains at Dragão and everything suggests that he will stay at the club longer than initially thought.

The Porto board, led by André Villas-Boas, is working on a proposal to extend Pepê's contract for two more seasons, extending the link until June 2029 - the current agreement ends in 2027. Negotiations are underway and the player himself has publicly expressed his desire to continue at the club, highlighting his happiness in Portugal, shared by his family who feel integrated into the city of Porto.

With two goals scored against Vitória de Guimarães and Gil Vicente, Pepê is very close to seeing his contract renewed, which will include a salary increase - still less than what he could earn elsewhere. The termination clause should, however, remain at the current 75 million euros.

During the summer period, the player was linked to Bologna (Italy) and Fenerbahçe (Turkey), but Pepê reiterated to his representatives his strong intention to stay at FC Porto. This commitment, coupled with his performance on the field, justifies a renewal that could keep him tied to the club until he is 32 years old.

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