Ruben Vinagre expressed his dream of playing in the top 5 leagues in a recent interview with ojogo.pt. He emphasized his belief in his abilities and his desire to join the national team of Portugal. He mentioned that to be in the national team, he needs to be in the top five leagues, which he finds difficult while playing in Poland. Vinagre was purchased by Legia Warszawa from Sporting for approximately 2.5 million euros according to transfermarkt.

Legia Warszawa is contemplating the departure of several players at the end of the season, with Rúben Vinagre among those who might leave. Michał Żewłakow, the sports director, expressed skepticism about securing a substantial transfer fee for Vinagre, pointing out that his contract has become somewhat of a burden. Although Vinagre performed impressively during the autumn, his form has deteriorated in the spring, complicating the prospect of receiving an attractive offer. Legia had acquired him from Sporting for nearly 2.5 million euros, considering it an investment with the aim of selling him in the summer for more than 5 million euros. However, Żewłakow doubts the possibility of obtaining a 4.5 million euro fee.

Rúben Vinagre was initially loaned to Legia Warszawa from Sporting. Legia Warszawa exercised the option to buy him for a record fee of 2.5 million euros. Despite this, there is uncertainty about his future at the club for the next season. Mateusz Borek, a journalist, speculated on Kanal Sportowy that Vinagre might be sold quickly to a club from the Bundesliga or another strong league, as there are interests from German clubs.

Legia Warszawa made the decision to buy Rúben Vinagre from Sporting for 2.3 million euros. Nevertheless, facing financial challenges, Legia intends to sell him for a good price in the upcoming summer transfer window. The club is encountering difficulties due to his declining performance and the substantial salary he is set to earn next season, amounting to 70,000 euros per month. Legia is unlikely to manage this financial burden unless they secure participation in European competitions. Journalist Sebastian Staszewski noted that selling him at this time might lead to a sale price below his market value, which Transfermarkt.com estimates at 4.5 million euros.