Daniel Bragança

In September 2026, a loan deal to Torino was finalized with a reported €1 million fee. The structure for the permanent move varied in reports, with one mentioning a €2.5 million purchase clause plus €1 million in bonuses, and another citing a €4 million contingent fee plus €500,000 in bonuses, putting the total potential value of the transfer at approximately €4.5-€5.5 million. Earlier, in August 2026, Torino was reported to have offered between €5-€7 million, a figure Sporting was also said to be asking for at that time. During the same month, Olympiakos was reportedly close to a deal valued between €8-€10 million. Throughout the summer of 2026, Sporting's asking price was initially reported as high as €10-€12.5 million. Transfermarkt's valuation was cited as €12 million in July/August 2026 and €10 million in May 2026.

Our valuation is driven by the completed loan-to-buy transfer of Daniel Bragança to Torino in September 2026. While reports vary on the exact structure, the total potential value of the deal, including the initial €1 million loan fee and the subsequent purchase obligation/option with bonuses, consistently falls between €3.5 million and €5.5 million. This range reflects the market's final assessment, which is significantly lower than Sporting CP's initial asking prices of €8-12 million earlier in the summer.