Turin Transfer Market: Updates on Bragança’s Future

Daniel Bragança has had a very positive impact on the Torino roster, so much so that there is already talk of a possible permanent transfer for the player, who arrived on loan from Sporting in the final hours of the transfer window.

Doubts about his physical condition have been dispelled by his performances on the field, and the Portuguese midfielder has already played four matches so far, proving crucial to Ignazio Abate’s team’s play.

The newspaper A Bola is already crunching the numbers on his potential permanent transfer: having arrived in Turin on a paid loan worth 2.5 million euros, Bragança will be bought outright once he has played 15 matches, playing at least 45 minutes in each. Once he reaches the required number of matches, Torino will pay an additional 1 million euros for his permanent transfer.

A key player against Udinese, Daniel Bragança wants to definitively turn the page after his serious injury: “I don’t want to think about the past anymore because I’ve suffered so much; I want to enjoy the city and repay the trust Torino has placed in me by performing well alongside Abate and with this team.” The 27-year-old player has also played for Farense and Estoril Praia during his career.