Tuttomercato reports on the escalating tensions between Sassuolo and San Paolo over Ruan Tressoldi's loan agreement. There is an almost definitive break between Sassuolo and San Paolo regarding Ruan Tressoldi. Sassuolo is upset about the non-payment of the second installment of the loan and has contacted FIFA for the due amount, which was supposed to be received by March. San Paolo has proposed a new one-year loan with an obligation to buy at the end of the season, but this proposal did not convince Sassuolo.

Ruan Tressoldi was loaned to San Paolo with an option to buy clause that would become an obligation after a certain number of appearances. He made only five appearances, so the obligation did not trigger. San Paolo intends to keep him for the next season and has initiated contact with Sassuolo to extend the loan until 2026, planning to settle the owed amount early next year. Sassuolo is angry over unpaid installment of 200,000 euros and has filed a complaint with FIFA.

Ruan Tressoldi, the Brazilian defender born in 1999, joined Sassuolo for 5 million euros from Gremio in a double operation that also involved Matheus Henrique. He arrived in Neroverde 6 months late compared to his teammate and left just a few weeks later, joining San Paolo. He stayed in Brazil to try to save his club from relegation but did not succeed.

Ruan Tressoldi has signed with San Paolo on loan from Sassuolo, with an option and obligation to purchase under certain conditions. The club president, Julio Casares, and sporting director, Carlos Belmonte, expressed their satisfaction with the acquisition, highlighting the thorough market analysis and the technical team's interest in Tressoldi.