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Jonathan Calleri: São Paulo Contract Extension
According to Globo.com, Calleri has reached an agreement with São Paulo for a contract extension of two more seasons, which includes an option for a third season if sporting goals are met. The negotiations advanced in recent days, and both the club and Calleri's representatives made financial concessions. The discussions had been taking place for months and advanced after a deadlock was resolved.
According to Globo.com, Calleri has reached an agreement with São Paulo for a contract extension of two more seasons, which includes an option for a third season if sporting goals are met. The negotiations advanced in recent days, and both the club and Calleri's representatives made financial concessions. The discussions had been taking place for months and advanced after a deadlock was resolved.
According to ESPN, São Paulo and Jonathan Calleri have reached an agreement regarding a debt of approximately R$ 7 million owed by the club to the player. The outstanding amounts had been a significant point in discussions, although Calleri always expressed his desire to stay. São Paulo agreed with Calleri's representatives to spread the owed amounts over the new contract, which will be valid for two more years, until the end of 2028. There is also a provision for automatic renewal for another season if the player participates in 60% of the team's possible matches. While the signing is not imminent, those involved believe there will be no impediments to the renewal after progress in the talks. A new meeting is expected to be decisive. 'Globo' also reported on this progress.
According to ESPN, São Paulo and Jonathan Calleri have reached an agreement regarding a debt of approximately R$ 7 million owed by the club to the player. The outstanding amounts had been a significant point in discussions, although Calleri always expressed his desire to stay. São Paulo agreed with Calleri's representatives to spread the owed amounts over the new contract, which will be valid for two more years, until the end of 2028. There is also a provision for automatic renewal for another season if the player participates in 60% of the team's possible matches. While the signing is not imminent, those involved believe there will be no impediments to the renewal after progress in the talks. A new meeting is expected to be decisive. 'Globo' also reported on this progress.
According to Globo.com, negotiations between São Paulo and Calleri's representatives regarding a contract renewal have evolved, with both sides showing flexibility. Calleri's representatives agreed to reduce financial demands, and São Paulo improved their offer. This has allowed the negotiation to progress and increased optimism for an agreement. The report notes that Calleri initially requested US$ 1.8 million in signing-on fees, a monthly salary of R$ 1.7 million, payment of approximately R$ 7 million owed by the club, and several performance-related bonuses. After São Paulo's new management presented a proposal that was considered insufficient by Calleri's staff, both parties began to show more flexibility. Calleri's contract is valid until the end of this year, and he is able to sign a pre-contract with another team.
According to Globo.com, negotiations between São Paulo and Calleri's representatives regarding a contract renewal have evolved, with both sides showing flexibility. Calleri's representatives agreed to reduce financial demands, and São Paulo improved their offer. This has allowed the negotiation to progress and increased optimism for an agreement. The report notes that Calleri initially requested US$ 1.8 million in signing-on fees, a monthly salary of R$ 1.7 million, payment of approximately R$ 7 million owed by the club, and several performance-related bonuses. After São Paulo's new management presented a proposal that was considered insufficient by Calleri's staff, both parties began to show more flexibility. Calleri's contract is valid until the end of this year, and he is able to sign a pre-contract with another team.
According to Globo.com, negotiations between Calleri and the club's board are ongoing. The negotiations between the board and Calleri's representatives have been taking place for months. The prior proposal was made under executive Rui Costa and was presented to Calleri's representatives. Calleri's staff requested a signing bonus of US$ 1.8 million, a monthly salary of R$ 1.7 million, the payment of approximately R$ 7 million that the club owes to Calleri in 12 installments, and several bonuses for sporting achievements. The bonuses included US$ 100,000 for qualifying for the Libertadores, US$ 200,000 for winning titles, US$ 200,000 for qualifying for the Club World Cup, and US$ 300,000 if Calleri were to score 30 goals. A counter-offer from Rui Costa lowered some fixed demands while maintaining the bonus structure, but an agreement was not reached. In the most recent talks, São Paulo presented a much lower offer of a R$ 2 million signing bonus and a monthly salary of up to R$ 1.5 million, with no sporting bonuses. The representatives for Calleri were dissatisfied with the reduced offer and considered it a setback in negotiations, which led to increased pessimism about reaching a contract renewal agreement.
According to Globo.com, negotiations between Calleri and the club's board are ongoing. The negotiations between the board and Calleri's representatives have been taking place for months. The prior proposal was made under executive Rui Costa and was presented to Calleri's representatives. Calleri's staff requested a signing bonus of US$ 1.8 million, a monthly salary of R$ 1.7 million, the payment of approximately R$ 7 million that the club owes to Calleri in 12 installments, and several bonuses for sporting achievements. The bonuses included US$ 100,000 for qualifying for the Libertadores, US$ 200,000 for winning titles, US$ 200,000 for qualifying for the Club World Cup, and US$ 300,000 if Calleri were to score 30 goals. A counter-offer from Rui Costa lowered some fixed demands while maintaining the bonus structure, but an agreement was not reached. In the most recent talks, São Paulo presented a much lower offer of a R$ 2 million signing bonus and a monthly salary of up to R$ 1.5 million, with no sporting bonuses. The representatives for Calleri were dissatisfied with the reduced offer and considered it a setback in negotiations, which led to increased pessimism about reaching a contract renewal agreement.
According to ESPN BR, there are ongoing negotiations over the renewal of Calleri's contract, which currently runs until December 31. He is expected to extend the agreement for another two years, with the possibility of a third. For the renewal to be made official, an agreement must be reached on how the debt the club owes him will be paid.
According to ESPN BR, there are ongoing negotiations over the renewal of Calleri's contract, which currently runs until December 31. He is expected to extend the agreement for another two years, with the possibility of a third. For the renewal to be made official, an agreement must be reached on how the debt the club owes him will be paid.
According to Globo.com, São Paulo and Calleri are negotiating a contract renewal. Calleri has requested a contract for two more seasons, until the end of 2028, with an automatic renewal for an additional year if sporting goals are met. The negotiations have been ongoing since March. Calleri opted to wait before advancing the talks due to a political and administrative crisis at the club in the first half of the year. There is an internal perception that financial matters will not be the decisive factor in the negotiation and that the club's sporting project will be important for Calleri's decision regarding the renewal.
According to Globo.com, São Paulo and Calleri are negotiating a contract renewal. Calleri has requested a contract for two more seasons, until the end of 2028, with an automatic renewal for an additional year if sporting goals are met. The negotiations have been ongoing since March. Calleri opted to wait before advancing the talks due to a political and administrative crisis at the club in the first half of the year. There is an internal perception that financial matters will not be the decisive factor in the negotiation and that the club's sporting project will be important for Calleri's decision regarding the renewal.
In an interview with ESPN, São Paulo executive Rui Costa stated that Jonathan Calleri has received approaches and that many people are interested in the player. Costa also said that São Paulo wants to keep Calleri and that the intention is to reach an agreement for him to stay. Calleri has made himself available for conversations about a contract extension, and meetings are scheduled to discuss this. His current contract is valid until the end of this season. Costa emphasized that while there are parties interested in Calleri, São Paulo's interest is greater.
In an interview with ESPN, São Paulo executive Rui Costa stated that Jonathan Calleri has received approaches and that many people are interested in the player. Costa also said that São Paulo wants to keep Calleri and that the intention is to reach an agreement for him to stay. Calleri has made himself available for conversations about a contract extension, and meetings are scheduled to discuss this. His current contract is valid until the end of this season. Costa emphasized that while there are parties interested in Calleri, São Paulo's interest is greater.
São Paulo has ongoing conversations to renew the contract of Jonathan Calleri, a 32-year-old Argentine-Italian striker. The current contract runs until the end of this year. The financial proposal will not be the main factor for Calleri. The striker wants to understand São Paulo's future plans before deciding to stay. The talks are at an early stage and have been occurring for several weeks. The striker initially signaled he would wait for the club to stabilize off the field. Calleri joined São Paulo in July 2022. According to Transfermarkt, he has a current market value of €1.50m. He has also been capped three times for the Argentina Olympic Team, scoring one goal.
São Paulo has ongoing conversations to renew the contract of Jonathan Calleri, a 32-year-old Argentine-Italian striker. The current contract runs until the end of this year. The financial proposal will not be the main factor for Calleri. The striker wants to understand São Paulo's future plans before deciding to stay. The talks are at an early stage and have been occurring for several weeks. The striker initially signaled he would wait for the club to stabilize off the field. Calleri joined São Paulo in July 2022. According to Transfermarkt, he has a current market value of €1.50m. He has also been capped three times for the Argentina Olympic Team, scoring one goal.
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