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Daniel Bragança Transfer from Sporting CP to Torino
A Bola reports that Daniel Bragança has joined Torino on a loan that includes an option to buy, which becomes a mandatory clause if specific sporting objectives are achieved. The publication specifies that the midfielder will become a permanent Torino player if he plays in 15 games for at least 45 minutes each. Sporting is to receive a €1 million loan fee, and as part of the agreement, Bragança's contract with Sporting was extended until 2028. The transfer's value could reach as much as €4.5 million, which consists of €4 million contingent on the number of games played by Bragança and an extra €500,000 contingent on Torino's collective performance.
A Bola reports that Daniel Bragança has joined Torino on a loan that includes an option to buy, which becomes a mandatory clause if specific sporting objectives are achieved. The publication specifies that the midfielder will become a permanent Torino player if he plays in 15 games for at least 45 minutes each. Sporting is to receive a €1 million loan fee, and as part of the agreement, Bragança's contract with Sporting was extended until 2028. The transfer's value could reach as much as €4.5 million, which consists of €4 million contingent on the number of games played by Bragança and an extra €500,000 contingent on Torino's collective performance.
According to A Bola, after his move to Torino was made official on the last day of the transfer window in Italy last Tuesday, Daniel Bragança immediately joined Ignazio Abate's squad for training on Wednesday. The publication also reports that his sister posted an emotional message on social media reflecting on his journey at Sporting and the significance of his departure, mentioning that Daniel Bragança wanted to leave at the start of the season.
According to A Bola, after his move to Torino was made official on the last day of the transfer window in Italy last Tuesday, Daniel Bragança immediately joined Ignazio Abate's squad for training on Wednesday. The publication also reports that his sister posted an emotional message on social media reflecting on his journey at Sporting and the significance of his departure, mentioning that Daniel Bragança wanted to leave at the start of the season.
Daniel Bragança is a new Torino player. The midfielder, born in 1999, leaves Sporting CP on a temporary deal. This information is from the official channels of Lega Serie A, as Torino have filed the player's contract.
Daniel Bragança is a new Torino player. The midfielder, born in 1999, leaves Sporting CP on a temporary deal. This information is from the official channels of Lega Serie A, as Torino have filed the player's contract.
According to A Bola, Torino confirmed the signing of midfielder Daniel Bragança from Sporting. Torino paid €1 million for the loan of Daniel Bragança. The deal includes a €2.5 million purchase clause that is activated if certain objectives are met, along with an additional €1 million in bonuses.
According to A Bola, Torino confirmed the signing of midfielder Daniel Bragança from Sporting. Torino paid €1 million for the loan of Daniel Bragança. The deal includes a €2.5 million purchase clause that is activated if certain objectives are met, along with an additional €1 million in bonuses.
According to A Bola, Daniel Bragança is in Italy to join Torino, having arrived at Milan-Malpensa airport on Tuesday afternoon where he will undergo medical examinations before signing a contract. The deal is a loan until the end of the season with a fee of one million euros, an obligatory purchase clause of 2.5 million euros if certain requirements are met, and an additional one million euros in bonuses. The report adds that Daniel Bragança extended his contract with Sporting by one year before moving. Torino had considered an alternative in Mandragora, but last-minute negotiations with Fiorentina were unsuccessful, and the transfer for Bragança was completed after Sporting lowered their demands. PAOK was also interested but the Italian club secured the transfer.
According to A Bola, Daniel Bragança is in Italy to join Torino, having arrived at Milan-Malpensa airport on Tuesday afternoon where he will undergo medical examinations before signing a contract. The deal is a loan until the end of the season with a fee of one million euros, an obligatory purchase clause of 2.5 million euros if certain requirements are met, and an additional one million euros in bonuses. The report adds that Daniel Bragança extended his contract with Sporting by one year before moving. Torino had considered an alternative in Mandragora, but last-minute negotiations with Fiorentina were unsuccessful, and the transfer for Bragança was completed after Sporting lowered their demands. PAOK was also interested but the Italian club secured the transfer.
Tuttomercato reports that Gianluca Petrachi has finalized the signing of Daniel Braganca, a midfielder born in 1997, from Sporting CP. The deal is a loan with an obligation to buy for 4 million euros if certain conditions are met. Daniel Braganca is already traveling to Italy.
Tuttomercato reports that Gianluca Petrachi has finalized the signing of Daniel Braganca, a midfielder born in 1997, from Sporting CP. The deal is a loan with an obligation to buy for 4 million euros if certain conditions are met. Daniel Braganca is already traveling to Italy.
Daniel Bragança will join Torino on a paid loan valued at €5 million. The deal has been agreed upon by the involved parties, with only the final administrative details remaining to be completed. The Portuguese midfielder is currently travelling to Italy and is expected to arrive in Turin within the next few hours. Daniel Bragança will then undergo his medical before signing his contract with Torino this Tuesday evening. The midfielder will move to Serie A following his time playing in Portugal.
Daniel Bragança will join Torino on a paid loan valued at €5 million. The deal has been agreed upon by the involved parties, with only the final administrative details remaining to be completed. The Portuguese midfielder is currently travelling to Italy and is expected to arrive in Turin within the next few hours. Daniel Bragança will then undergo his medical before signing his contract with Torino this Tuesday evening. The midfielder will move to Serie A following his time playing in Portugal.
A Bola reports that negotiations are underway between Torino and Sporting for Daniel Bragança. The report states that Torino has presented a proposal of 5 million euros plus bonuses, and adds that Sporting are convinced of the transfer and that the deal will be finalized for that amount.
A Bola reports that negotiations are underway between Torino and Sporting for Daniel Bragança. The report states that Torino has presented a proposal of 5 million euros plus bonuses, and adds that Sporting are convinced of the transfer and that the deal will be finalized for that amount.
According to A Bola, negotiations for Daniel Bragança of Sporting CP have entered a decisive phase, and Torino anticipates finalizing the transfer soon to offer the coach a new midfield option.
According to A Bola, negotiations for Daniel Bragança of Sporting CP have entered a decisive phase, and Torino anticipates finalizing the transfer soon to offer the coach a new midfield option.
Daniel Bragança is a top priority for Torino to reinforce their midfield. According to La Stampa, club president Urbano Cairo is under pressure to strengthen the squad, and Bragança is the preferred target for manager Ignazio Abate. The same publication reports a disagreement in valuation, stating that Torino has allocated between five and seven million euros for the transfer, while Sporting is seeking to raise its demand to eight million euros. This value is also influenced by an inquiry Sporting received from PAOK. Daniel Bragança has reached a verbal agreement with Torino for a three-year contract, but the transfer is dependent on a full agreement between the two clubs. Bragança is in the final year of his contract with Sporting. The Portuguese club initially requested between 10 and 12 million euros but lowered its asking price as the transfer window progressed without concrete offers.
Daniel Bragança is a top priority for Torino to reinforce their midfield. According to La Stampa, club president Urbano Cairo is under pressure to strengthen the squad, and Bragança is the preferred target for manager Ignazio Abate. The same publication reports a disagreement in valuation, stating that Torino has allocated between five and seven million euros for the transfer, while Sporting is seeking to raise its demand to eight million euros. This value is also influenced by an inquiry Sporting received from PAOK. Daniel Bragança has reached a verbal agreement with Torino for a three-year contract, but the transfer is dependent on a full agreement between the two clubs. Bragança is in the final year of his contract with Sporting. The Portuguese club initially requested between 10 and 12 million euros but lowered its asking price as the transfer window progressed without concrete offers.
According to Record, Daniel Bragança has an agreement in principle to join Torino. The Sporting midfielder has a three-season contract until 2029 available with the Serie A club. The two clubs are also very close to an understanding, with Sporting expecting a fee between €5 million and €7 million.
According to Record, Daniel Bragança has an agreement in principle to join Torino. The Sporting midfielder has a three-season contract until 2029 available with the Serie A club. The two clubs are also very close to an understanding, with Sporting expecting a fee between €5 million and €7 million.
Torino is prioritizing a loan deal with an option to buy for Daniel Bragança, who has a contract with Sporting until 2027. However, neither the player nor Sporting are interested in a temporary move and prefer a permanent transfer. According to Tuttosport, Torino is working on the deal but can only proceed with a purchase if it completes some outgoing transfers, mentioning the possible exits of Marcus Pedersen to Olympiakos and Gvidas Gineitis to either Salzburgo or Celtic to create financial space. A BOLA revealed that if this scenario happens, the deal is expected to be closed for between €5 million and €7 million. Italian sources also state that Torino will keep the loan option available but may switch to a permanent transfer if financial conditions are met. Bragança is described as progressing towards a move to Italy.
Torino is prioritizing a loan deal with an option to buy for Daniel Bragança, who has a contract with Sporting until 2027. However, neither the player nor Sporting are interested in a temporary move and prefer a permanent transfer. According to Tuttosport, Torino is working on the deal but can only proceed with a purchase if it completes some outgoing transfers, mentioning the possible exits of Marcus Pedersen to Olympiakos and Gvidas Gineitis to either Salzburgo or Celtic to create financial space. A BOLA revealed that if this scenario happens, the deal is expected to be closed for between €5 million and €7 million. Italian sources also state that Torino will keep the loan option available but may switch to a permanent transfer if financial conditions are met. Bragança is described as progressing towards a move to Italy.
Torino has submitted a formal offer to Sporting for Daniel Bragança. According to A BOLA, the offer's value is between €5 million and €7 million. Sporting's initial asking price for the midfielder was between €10 million and €12 million, which was later lowered to a range of €8 million to €10 million. The deal is now expected to be completed for a value between €5 million and €7 million. Daniel Bragança has not been selected for Sporting in pre-season matches and is awaiting a decision on his future. Torino is currently the frontrunner to sign him.
Torino has submitted a formal offer to Sporting for Daniel Bragança. According to A BOLA, the offer's value is between €5 million and €7 million. Sporting's initial asking price for the midfielder was between €10 million and €12 million, which was later lowered to a range of €8 million to €10 million. The deal is now expected to be completed for a value between €5 million and €7 million. Daniel Bragança has not been selected for Sporting in pre-season matches and is awaiting a decision on his future. Torino is currently the frontrunner to sign him.
According to A BOLA, Torino were leading the race for the acquisition of 27-year-old Daniel Bragança, but PAOK's dynamic involvement in recent hours has created new circumstances and left the situation unresolved. Final developments are expected within the week. Torino still has a slight advantage, but no final decision has been made yet. It is certain that Bragança will leave Sporting after 19 years at the club. A BOLA states that Sporting has set the sale price between 5 and 7 million euros.
According to A BOLA, Torino were leading the race for the acquisition of 27-year-old Daniel Bragança, but PAOK's dynamic involvement in recent hours has created new circumstances and left the situation unresolved. Final developments are expected within the week. Torino still has a slight advantage, but no final decision has been made yet. It is certain that Bragança will leave Sporting after 19 years at the club. A BOLA states that Sporting has set the sale price between 5 and 7 million euros.
According to A Bola, Torino is increasing its efforts to sign Daniel Bragança from Sporting. The report states that Daniel Bragança is leaving Sporting after 19 years, and the potential transfer fee is said to be between 5 and 7 million euros.
According to A Bola, Torino is increasing its efforts to sign Daniel Bragança from Sporting. The report states that Daniel Bragança is leaving Sporting after 19 years, and the potential transfer fee is said to be between 5 and 7 million euros.
According to A BOLA, Torino is considering signing Daniel Bragança. The Italian club has established informal contacts through the player's agent, Jorge Mendes, to assess his willingness to move to Italy. This inquiry has been the only action from the Turin club regarding the player's situation so far, and no formal approach has been made to Sporting. Sporting is reportedly setting the price between 8 and 10 million euros, an amount that Torino is unlikely to accept due to its budget limitations. The fact that Bragança has not received any renewal offer signals that he is not a priority at Sporting, which could force the club to lower its financial demands. The Sporting administration is convinced that the transfer will be completed before the close of the summer transfer window on September 4.
According to A BOLA, Torino is considering signing Daniel Bragança. The Italian club has established informal contacts through the player's agent, Jorge Mendes, to assess his willingness to move to Italy. This inquiry has been the only action from the Turin club regarding the player's situation so far, and no formal approach has been made to Sporting. Sporting is reportedly setting the price between 8 and 10 million euros, an amount that Torino is unlikely to accept due to its budget limitations. The fact that Bragança has not received any renewal offer signals that he is not a priority at Sporting, which could force the club to lower its financial demands. The Sporting administration is convinced that the transfer will be completed before the close of the summer transfer window on September 4.
According to Gianluca Di Marzio, Torino is considering Daniel Bragança as a possible reinforcement. Daniel Bragança is entering the last season of his contract and is not in Sporting's plans, with the club looking to place him. The midfielder is no longer training with the group.
According to Gianluca Di Marzio, Torino is considering Daniel Bragança as a possible reinforcement. Daniel Bragança is entering the last season of his contract and is not in Sporting's plans, with the club looking to place him. The midfielder is no longer training with the group.
Torino is considering Daniel Braganca, a 27-year-old Portuguese midfielder born in 1999 who plays for Sporting. He joined the club in August 2020. Braganca is a U21 international with 13 caps for Portugal. His contract runs until 2027, and his current market value is €12.00m, according to Transfermarkt. In addition to Torino, Olympiakos and Valencia have also been linked with the player. Throughout the summer of 2026, Sporting CP's asking price was reportedly in the €8-12 million range. Some reports from August mentioned an offer from Olympiakos of around €10 million.
Torino is considering Daniel Braganca, a 27-year-old Portuguese midfielder born in 1999 who plays for Sporting. He joined the club in August 2020. Braganca is a U21 international with 13 caps for Portugal. His contract runs until 2027, and his current market value is €12.00m, according to Transfermarkt. In addition to Torino, Olympiakos and Valencia have also been linked with the player. Throughout the summer of 2026, Sporting CP's asking price was reportedly in the €8-12 million range. Some reports from August mentioned an offer from Olympiakos of around €10 million.
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