According to ESPN, Flamengo rejected an offer made this week by Granada for attacking midfielder Lorran. Sources stated that Flamengo was not satisfied with the values presented and considered the offer insulting. The report adds that the proposal was so poor that Flamengo has practically ended talks with the Spanish team. It is therefore considered very difficult for Lorran to move to Spanish football. The internal understanding is that Lorran is considered an asset who can be sold to raise funds, but not for low values such as those offered by Granada.

According to Globo.com, Flamengo is in talks with Granada from Spain to negotiate for attacking midfielder Lorran. The negotiations are in an early phase, and there is not yet an official proposal. At present, the clubs are discussing a business model, and the initial priority would be a sale in which Flamengo retains a percentage for future deals. The player has not yet decided if he wants to return to Europe permanently. The decision regarding Lorran's departure will also involve the technical commission and needs to be suitable for the club.

Flamengo is negotiating the transfer of 20-year-old Brazilian attacking midfielder Lorran to Granada in Spain, with the player expected to depart after impressing manager Leonardo Jardim during pre-season friendlies. The Brazilian club is prioritizing the sale of its young players, and the two teams are discussing the business model to advance the talks. A loan with an option or obligation to buy is a possibility. Lorran, who recently returned from a loan at Pisa in Italy where he made 10 appearances and scored one goal, has a contract with Flamengo until 2029, which includes a release clause of 100 million euros. He joined Flamengo in January 2024 and has a current Transfermarkt market value of €4.50m. In the current domestic league season, Lorran has made 11 appearances and scored two goals.