Vasco officially announced on Wednesday afternoon the departure of defensive midfielder Hugo Moura to Al-Fahya, a club that competes in the Saudi Arabian first division. With only a few months remaining on his contract, the club and the midfielder reached an agreement for a mutual termination. Although Vasco did not receive any transfer fee, the player’s departure reduces the club's wage bill. The move was a request from Al-Fahya’s manager, coach Fábio Carille, with whom Moura worked at Vasco and Athletico-PR.

Hugo Moura is set to leave Vasco after reaching an agreement with Al-Fayha, a Saudi Arabian club managed by Fábio Carille. Only details for the contract signing and definitive transfer remain. Hugo Moura has already said goodbye to his teammates and staff at Vasco. This information was first reported by journalist Linniker Biondi and confirmed by ge. The player was requested by coach Fábio Carille, with whom he previously worked at both Vasco and Athletico-PR.

Journalist Linniker Biondi reported that Hugo Moura has received an offer from a Japanese club, a report which ge has confirmed. Negotiations for Moura's departure are ongoing, and the offer includes an increased salary for him.

Globo.com reports that Hugo Moura has an uncertain future at Vasco because he is in his last year of his contract. From July, he will be able to sign a pre-contract with any club.