The interest from Vasco da Gama for Sergio Peña is genuine but in very early stages. Reports from Brazil mention the potential acquisition of the Peruvian midfielder from PAOK. The president of Vasco da Gama is evaluating the case after an approach was made from the player’s side, as he did not manage to gain significant playing time during his six-month stay in Greece. Negotiations were initiated by the manager Nicolas Schainson, and CEO Carlos Amodeo has shown interest in the terms of the agreement. Despite being at an initial stage, the atmosphere is positive.

Sergio Pena, a Peruvian midfielder who is currently with PAOK, has been offered to Vasco da Gama and is under evaluation by the club's president and management. Although he is contracted with PAOK until the summer of 2027, Pena has struggled to integrate into the team, having made only five appearances since his arrival in January. The club is contemplating his transfer, and it is notable that a former PAOK captain, Leo Matos, is part of the administration. According to Brazilian sources, a deal might be struck for approximately 2 million euros, as Vasco da Gama looks to strengthen its squad after their recent victory over Sao Paulo.