A report from Globo.com states that Facundo Colidio has arrived at Galeão Airport in Rio de Janeiro to sign with Vasco. The report indicates that Colidio will undergo medical examinations and, if approved, will sign a contract lasting until the end of 2029. According to the report, Vasco's management will pay about 4.5 million dollars for 50% of Colidio's economic rights. The club may later buy the remaining 50% of his rights for an additional 5 million dollars, based on contractually established targets. The report also adds that Vasco's management had been monitoring Colidio for months and intensified negotiations recently.

According to ESPN, Facundo Colidio is expected in Rio de Janeiro on Friday (7) to sign a four-year contract with Vasco. The move was approved by the new coach, Pedro Emanuel, and the board and the coaching staff were aligned.

According to César Luis Merlo, Facundo Colidio is a new signing for Vasco. Vasco is buying 50% of the player's rights from River for 5 million US dollars, and the same amount will be paid for the other 50% depending on objectives. The forward is traveling this Friday to sign a contract that is valid until December 2029.

According to TYC, negotiations for Facundo Colidio's transfer to Vasco da Gama have advanced, and although there is no agreement yet, the parties are closer to reaching one. The transfer could be completed in the coming days as Vasco da Gama has improved its payment conditions. The Brazilian club is willing to pay 5 million dollars for 50% of Colidio's rights and has committed to buying the remaining percentage through objectives that are described as achievable. While manager Eduardo Coudet would like for Colidio to remain with the team, both the player and the club's management believe his time with the club has concluded. The arrival of new forwards is seen as making this a good moment for his departure. Colidio traveled with the squad for pre-season and began the semester with the team, even though the intention was for him to leave. The sale is not yet closed, and if negotiations do not advance further, he would be available for the upcoming match against Tigre.

According to César Luis Merlo, Vasco is in very advanced negotiations to sign Facundo Colidio. The final details are being worked on to purchase him from River for $5M for 50% of his rights, plus an additional $5M for the remaining 50% if certain objectives are met.

According to Globo.com, Vasco is in negotiations with Facundo Colidio from River Plate to strengthen their offensive lineup. An agreement has been reached between the club and the player, and details about the payment method are now pending.

According to César Luis Merlo, Vasco is negotiating to acquire Facundo Colidio from River Plate and has already presented an offer of US$5 million for 50% of the player's rights.

ESPN BR reports that Vasco has renewed its efforts to secure Facundo Colidio from River Plate and has reinforced its proposal. According to the report, Vasco had accepted 4 million dollars for 50% of the player's economic rights, but River Plate requested a higher amount in recent days. Vasco is willing to pay up to 5 million dollars for Facundo Colidio and is now awaiting a response from the Argentine club.

Argentine centre-forward Facundo Colidio, who is 26 years old, is a target for Vasco Da Gama of Brazil, which is seeking to strengthen its squad. It is reported that River Plate is open to negotiating his transfer during this window, for reasons that include avoiding an accumulation of forwards and reducing the club's wage bill. River Plate has set a value for the player. An offer of approximately four million dollars for 50% of his transfer rights has been made, while River Plate's asking price is nine million dollars for 90%. Colidio joined River Plate in July 2023 and has a contract until the end of 2027. In the 2025/2026 domestic league season, he made 18 appearances, scored 5 goals and provided 3 assists. He has 12 caps and 4 goals for the Argentina U20 team. His current market value is €5.00m, according to Transfermarkt.