The Portuguese first division club, Alverca, will pay 750,000 euros for the acquisition of Figueiredo. The 24-year-old forward belonged to Vasco but was on loan to América-MG. Figueiredo has signed a three-year contract and has already reported to the club in Portugal. Vasco retains 10% of the player's rights, and Boavista holds 30%.

A Bola reports on the official announcement of Figueiredo's transfer to Alverca. Figueiredo, a 24-year-old Brazilian winger formed at Vasco da Gama, was officially announced as the last signing of Alverca's summer transfer window.

Figueiredo, who was on loan at América-MG from Vasco, received a proposal from Alverca, a club in the Segunda Divisão of Portugal. Although América-MG exercised their right to purchase him, Figueiredo decided to accept the proposal from Alverca. Vasco had already accepted Alverca's proposal. Figueiredo played 31 games for América-MG, scoring five goals and providing four assists. The transfer happens at a challenging time for América-MG, as they are struggling in the league.

Vasco is nearing an agreement to sell Lucas Figueiredo to Alverca, a club in Portugal's first division. It has been confirmed that both Vasco's management and the player have agreed to the terms of the proposal. However, América-MG, where Figueiredo is currently on loan, still needs to decide whether they will match the offer. Figueiredo has a contract with Vasco that extends until 2026, but he is on loan to América-MG until December. During this loan period, América-MG retains the right to match any offers made for the player. The proposal from Alverca includes purchasing 60% of Lucas Figueiredo's economic rights. Journalist Venê Casagrande was the first to report on these negotiations.