A Bola has reported on Tiago Gouveia's transfer to Nice on a loan deal. Tiago Gouveia, a Portuguese winger who received his training at Benfica, has traveled to Nice to undergo medical tests prior to signing a one-season loan agreement. The clubs, Benfica and Nice, have reached an agreement on a purchase option clause valued at €8 million, with Benfica retaining certain rights even if Nice permanently acquires the player in the next season. Only 80 percent of the economic rights are being transferred. Should Nice choose to activate the purchase option, Benfica will maintain 20 percent of the economic rights, which could prove significant in any future sale. Tiago Gouveia expressed that his departure was motivated by the desire to gain more playing time and demonstrate his football skills.

Nice is set to secure offensive reinforcement by acquiring Benfica's winger, Tiago Gouveia, on a loan with an option to buy. The option is estimated around 8 million euros. The Portuguese player is expected to arrive on the Côte d'Azur in the next few hours to finalize his move.

Nice is in talks to secure a loan deal with an option to purchase the Portuguese winger Tiago Gouveia, who is contracted with Benfica until 2028. The option to buy is reportedly around 8 million euros, although it is not obligatory. Reports from various Portuguese media sources have emphasized these negotiations. Benfica is counting on the 24-year-old Gouveia for their Champions League qualifier second leg against Fenerbahçe, following a goalless draw in the first leg. Gouveia, who did not play in the previous match against Nice, has had limited opportunities to feature in Benfica's three other official games this season. His market value is estimated at €4 million by Transfermarkt, and there have been links to other clubs such as Anderlecht and Lazio.