Tuttomercato reports on San Paolo's interest in Ruan Tressoldi and the challenges posed by Sassuolo's demands. San Paolo expressed interest in Ruan Tressoldi, but Sassuolo's demands make the deal difficult. San Paolo wanted to extend his loan until the end of the next season, but Sassuolo has other offers and does not intend to loan him until the end of 2026.

San Paolo is showing renewed interest in Ruan Tressoldi after he recovered from an injury. The player does not fit into Sassuolo's plans and is likely to depart again to join a club in the Brazilian league. Negotiations are underway for a loan with a purchase option until June 2026. Previously, San Paolo had Tressoldi on loan with an option to buy but did not exercise it due to a dispute over the payment for the loan in the past season. Relations between the two clubs have improved, allowing San Paolo to pursue the deal again.

The transfer negotiation between Sassuolo and São Paulo for Ruan Tressoldi has broken down. Brazilian sources indicate there is no agreement between the clubs. São Paulo has formally withdrawn from acquiring the defender, citing the player's injury and delays in payment of the second loan installment as reasons. Sassuolo demanded the inclusion of a mandatory purchase clause in the deal.

ESPN BR reports on São Paulo's efforts to negotiate an extension of Ruan's loan from Sassuolo. São Paulo is negotiating with Sassuolo to extend Ruan's loan for another year, with an obligation to purchase in 2026. There is a complication due to a delayed payment of 200,000 euros for the loan, which led Sassuolo to take action to FIFA. This move is seen by São Paulo as unnecessary pressure. Despite this, negotiations for Ruan's continued stay in Brazil are ongoing, and the player's staff is also in talks with Sassuolo to advance the loan extension.