Papo na Colina
·21 de janeiro de 2026
Rayan sold: how many more signings can Vasco make and why

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·21 de janeiro de 2026

After negotiating Rayan, Vasco is speeding up its planning for the transfer window, having already secured four signings and projecting new investments in positions considered strategic for the squad.
The transfer market remains active at São Januário, and the question dominating the news is straightforward: how many more reinforcements will Vasco sign in this window?
The sale of forward Rayan not only opened up space in the squad, but also changed the club’s financial outlook and sporting plans for the remainder of the season.
With cash on hand and a clear restructuring project, Vasco’s management is working with a defined goal: to strengthen the team with players who can make a real impact, not just fill gaps.
So far, the club has announced four reinforcements:
The signings are part of a clear movement to rebuild the squad, focusing on intensity, youth, and technical potential.
Rayan’s transfer was decisive for the new planning. Internally, the assessment is that the forward’s departure:
With this, Vasco stopped working only with market opportunities and began targeting structural signings.
According to the club’s sporting plan, Vasco is projecting three more signings in this window, with well-defined priorities:
The idea is clear: to strengthen the spine of the team, raising the squad’s competitive level and reducing the dependence on young players in key positions.
Internally, the next most significant investment is expected to be in the attacking sector, with the search for a forward who can immediately compete for a starting spot and take on a leading role.
In addition to the priority positions, Vasco is also monitoring specific market opportunities. One of the names being watched is full-back Cuiabano, currently at Nottingham Forest.
The interest is there, but the negotiation depends on factors such as:

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At the moment, it is a matter of market monitoring, not an advanced negotiation.
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