Vivaldo Semedo has transferred from Udinese to Watford on a permanent deal. The club has officially confirmed the Portuguese forward's move to the English side. Semedo, who joined Udinese in 2002 from Sporting CP's youth team for 3 million euros, is regarded as a promising forward prospect at the age of 20, known for his speed and strength. Gian Luca Nani, the sporting director of Watford and group technical director of Udinese, expressed his confidence in Semedo's potential and his ability to adapt to English football under the guidance of Paulo Pezzolano. Semedo is anticipated to play a crucial role in the Championship this season.

Udinese is close to finalizing the permanent transfer of Vivaldo Semedo to Watford. According to Sky Sport, the forward, who previously played for Vizela on loan, is set to strengthen Watford's attack in the Championship. Watford aims for promotion to the Premier League.

Watford was also considering a transfer for Vivaldo Semedo, but their interest is currently on hold.

Watford was also considering a transfer for Vivaldo Semedo. The possibility of this transfer is on stand-by as Charleroi is set to sign him on a loan deal.