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Porto’s Strategic Decision: Wendel’s Potential Move to São Paulo

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Wendel looks to be on his way out of FC Porto as he talks with São Paulo. The Brazilian team wants him badly for next season, and Porto seems fine with letting him go which works out good for everyone involved.

  • Wendel doesn’t fit in FC Porto’s plans anymore
  • São Paulo really wants Wendel for next season
  • Wendel says he’ll take less money to play at São Paulo

Wendel’s Current Situation at FC Porto

FC Porto has made up their mind about Wendel da Silva Costa and don’t want him no more. Like André Hernan said in his tweet, the club isn’t stopping him from leaving. The 24-year-old forward barely got to play this season just 47 minutes total. Since his contract’s almost done anyway it’s a good time for him to move on.


If you want to know more about FC Porto’s transfers check out this page.

São Paulo’s Strategy for Strengthening Their Squad

São Paulo FC is talking with Wendel right now trying to make their team better for next season. The club president Julio Casares really wants to get the forward signed and he might be their first new player for 2025. Wendel said he’s okay with making less than the R$ 1 million he gets paid every month now which shows he really wants to come.

To learn more about what São Paulo FC is doing with transfers go to this page.

This thing with Wendel maybe moving from Porto to São Paulo is kind of like what’s happening all over football where teams are trying to fix up their teams. You got other stuff happening like Napoli trying to work something out with Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and San Lorenzo getting Alexis Cuello. It’s all about getting the right players that fit what teams need.

If you want to read more about what Napoli’s doing, look at this page.

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