Club Brugge showed interest in Leandrinho, a 20-year-old Brazilian youth international and left-back at Vasco da Gama. They made a last-minute attempt to secure him on loan for one season with a purchase option of 3 million euros. The offer was submitted to Vasco da Gama's board but was firmly rejected. Vasco believes Leandrinho will be worth more in the future and reportedly has a 60 million euro release clause in his contract. Source: RTI Esporte.

Club Brugge expressed their interest in acquiring Leandrinho from Vasco. The Belgian club reached out to Vasco's director, Admar Lopes, to discuss the potential transfer fees. Although Lopes was open to negotiation, other members of Vasco's management were not willing to engage in discussions with Club Brugge. The transfer would only proceed if an offer exceeded Vasco's ideal valuation. The article highlights Vasco's appreciation of Leandrinho's potential, particularly with his possible involvement in the U-20 World Cup, and mentions that coach Fernando Diniz is counting on him. Leandrinho had spent the first half of the year on loan at Al-Shabab in Saudi Arabia and has recently returned to Vasco.