According to ESPN BR, Young is not part of Dorival's plans at São Paulo and is available for negotiation. He is one of five players not in the coach's plans who have been made available for negotiation. Young is training separately from the squad and there is no possibility of him being reintegrated.

According to Globo.com, Young was not included in the São Paulo squad's return to training and has been authorized by the club to seek a new team. The player, who had not been getting opportunities with the first team, has a contract until the end of the year and can sign a pre-contract starting in July.

According to his agent Wagner Ribeiro, Young may leave São Paulo for free. Ribeiro intends to arrange the player's departure from the club by signing a pre-contract in the middle of the year. Wagner Ribeiro was dissatisfied with the arrival of Carlos Coronel, which reduced Young's opportunities as second goalkeeper.

Globo.com reports that Young's agent stated he is working for the player to sign a pre-contract with a foreign club in the middle of the year, which would mean he leaves for free in December. The agent said he heard promises that São Paulo would facilitate a departure after a suggested loan period. The agent also declared that Young is not valued by São Paulo and compared the possible departure to that of Lucas Perri.