Lorran, a 19-year-old midfielder from Flamengo, has been officially announced as a new player for Pisa, an Italian club that has recently been promoted to Serie A. Flamengo has loaned Lorran to Pisa for one season at a fee of 500,000 euros. The agreement includes a mandatory purchase clause, which will be activated if Lorran participates in more than half of the matches and the club stays in Serie A. Should these conditions be fulfilled, Pisa will be required to purchase him for 4 million euros. Furthermore, Flamengo retains 50% of the economic rights and has a buy-back option should Pisa decide to sell Lorran to another club. Lorran reportedly had an offer from Al-Ahli in Saudi Arabia, but he opted for a move to Italy in order to pursue his ambition of playing in Europe.

Tuttomercato reports on Lorran's official transfer to Pisa. Lorran's transfer to Pisa is official. The signing was completed just before arriving at the stadium. Pisa had been pursuing him since last year, waiting for certain dynamics with Flamengo to be resolved.

Flamengo has agreed to loan Lorran to Pisa. The player, 19 years old, will travel to Italy to undergo medical examinations and, if approved, sign with the club. The loan includes an obligation to purchase if certain conditions are met, such as the player participating in half of Pisa's games in the season and the club not being relegated. Flamengo will receive 500,000 euros for the loan, and the purchase obligation is set at 4 million euros, with Flamengo retaining 50% of the economic rights.

Flamengo is currently in discussions with the Italian club Pisa regarding the potential transfer of midfielder Lorran. Pisa has reportedly been interested in the player for some time, although Flamengo had previously turned down their initial approach. The proposed deal involves a loan arrangement that includes a mandatory purchase clause, contingent upon the player meeting certain performance criteria. Flamengo is keen to maintain control over the negotiation process and is looking to incorporate a buy-back clause to facilitate the possibility of reacquiring the player in the future. The loan deal is valued at 500,000 euros, with a purchase price set at 4 million euros. Additionally, Flamengo plans to retain 50% of the economic rights associated with the player. This information was first reported by journalist Gianluca Di Marzio and later confirmed by a report from ge.