A Brazilian journalist reports that São Paulo does not rule out a renewed attempt to sign Domingos Duarte. The player's agents state that previous negotiations with São Paulo were equivalent to the current discussions with Olympiacos.

Gazzetta.gr reports that Sao Paulo is attempting to acquire Domingos Duarte ahead of Olympiacos. The report adds that at present, they do not have an advantage in securing the Portuguese centre-back.

Globo.com reports that transfer negotiations between São Paulo and Domingos Duarte were unsuccessful. During talks that started a few weeks ago, São Paulo made four offers to the player. The last offer from São Paulo included a salary of R$ 450,000, along with signing-related amounts. Domingos Duarte rejected this proposal and asked for about 20% more across monthly wages and the signing bonus combined. Although the project São Paulo presented was pleasing to Duarte and his representatives, an agreement was not reached due to the financial difference. The decision was made final on Tuesday morning following a discussion between the player and his staff. Rui Costa, who is São Paulo's executive of football, handled the negotiations directly. The club's management determined they had reached the financial limit set for the signing and chose not to submit another offer. Now that the discussions have ended, São Paulo will assess other options for strengthening their defense in the upcoming transfer window.

Globo.com reported that São Paulo has ended negotiations with Domingos Duarte after giving the Portuguese center-back an ultimatum for an answer by early Tuesday afternoon. The player's representatives informed the club that he decided to reject their offer. The talks had shifted from optimism to pessimism in recent days. At one point, the sides were close to an agreement, but negotiations stalled again over contractual details as the defender asked for an increase beyond what Tricolor was willing to pay. During the negotiations, São Paulo presented four offers and made different parts of the contract more flexible in an attempt to reach an understanding. Domingos Duarte is under contract with Getafe until June 30 and could have signed without a transfer fee. The sporting project pleased the player, but the financial terms prevented a deal. Internally, the board understood that it had reached its financial limit and ruled out making a new offer. Even after the ultimatum, the player's representatives tried to convince the player to accept the offer to play for the club for the next two seasons.

ESPN reported that São Paulo is likely to stop pursuing Domingos Duarte. Other offers and changes in São Paulo's business model have caused the player to be uncertain about moving to Brazil. As negotiations have not progressed, São Paulo is expected to announce their withdrawal from pursuing Duarte within hours. His contract with Getafe ends on June 30, when he will become a free agent.

According to Globo.com, São Paulo has set a deadline for Domingos Duarte to respond to the club's proposal. The two parties agreed on salary terms last week, but disagreements over the contract's duration and other terms are preventing an agreement. São Paulo is trying to sign Duarte to strengthen its defense and aims to sign him on a free transfer, as his contract with Getafe ends on June 30. The club does not plan to make significant changes to the terms offered.

Globo.com reports that São Paulo has advanced in negotiations with Getafe defender Domingos Duarte. The player's contract with the Spanish club ends on June 30, and the Tricolor is negotiating to sign him without transfer costs when the next window opens on July 20. The same report states that talks have progressed in recent days and that the athlete has shown interest in playing for São Paulo. While the parties have reached an agreement on salary terms, they are still discussing contractual details. The management expects to finalize the agreement in the coming days.

An investigation by ESPN reported that São Paulo is in advanced talks with Domingos Duarte, a defender who is leaving Getafe. The Portuguese defender liked the project that São Paulo presented. The parties have yet to resolve the salary, which the club considers high. São Paulo would also need to satisfy the player's demand for a contract lasting at least three seasons. Domingos Duarte's contract with Getafe is ending, and he will soon be a free agent. The talks are ongoing despite these differences.

According to Globo.com, São Paulo is pursuing Getafe defender Domingos Duarte. The club is seeking to sign the 31-year-old. His contract expires on June 30, which would allow him to be signed without transfer fees. Despite the interest, São Paulo is still assessing the conditions of a potential deal and has not made an official offer to the player.

São Paulo is in negotiations to acquire Portuguese defender Domingos Duarte, who is leaving Getafe of Spain on a free transfer after playing there for four seasons. The Brazilian club is seeking experienced defensive reinforcements and has submitted an initial official offer for the 31-year-old. Duarte was developed at Sporting, has played for Portugal's youth national teams, and has earned 3 caps for the senior side. It is reported that the player views the potential move from Spain to Brazil positively, particularly to join São Paulo where his compatriot and former Sporting teammate Cédric Soares plays. To secure the deal, the Morumbi club faces strong competition from other interested parties, especially from Europe. According to Transfermarkt, his current market value is €800k.