Vivaldo Semedo will be a new signing for Alverca for the 2026/27 season, as the Ribatejo club has secured the striker on loan from the English side Watford. According to A BOLA, the agreement between the parties was finalized on Saturday night and includes an option to buy for three million euros. The Portugal under-21 international is scheduled to arrive in Portugal this Monday to join the team at its training camp in Palmela.

A Bola reports that the newly promoted Portuguese side Alverca are trying to agree a loan deal for striker Vivaldo Semedo, with negotiations ongoing directly with Watford. Portuguese reports had initially described Alverca’s interest as preliminary, but there are now negotiations and discussions over a loan. There is a growing expectation that Vivaldo Semedo could return to Portugal for next season.

Portuguese side Alverca are interested in Vivaldo Semedo, a 21-year-old Portuguese striker who plays for Watford. Contacts are underway with Watford, and Alverca have expressed their interest and learned the conditions for a possible transfer. Semedo is currently valued at €1m. He joined Watford in an undisclosed deal from Udinese last summer, having previously cost Udinese €3m in 2022. Alverca are considering him as a replacement for Marko Milovanović. His contract with Watford runs until June 2030, and he has made 8 appearances for Portugal's U20 team, scoring one goal.