Santos and São Paulo are real close to wrapping up a loan deal for midfielder Giuliano Galoppo. The deal is going to be for one year with no fee and they can buy him for $3.5 million if they want. They just got to finish up Galoppo’s contract with Santos before it’s done.
- Santos and São Paulo agreed to loan Galoppo for a year
- They can buy him for $3.5 million
- Still need to figure out Galoppo’s contract with Santos
Galoppo’s Potential Move to Santos
Santos Futebol Clube is about to get better in midfield by bringing in Giuliano Galoppo from São Paulo Futebol Clube. According to César Luis Merlo, they don’t got to pay nothing for the loan and can get some of his rights for $3.5 million. But they still need Galoppo to agree to his personal stuff with Santos.
Santos llegó a un acuerdo con São Paulo por Giuliano Galoppo: préstamo sin cargo por un año con opción de compra de u$s 3.5M por un porcentaje del pase.
*️⃣La operación no está finalizada ya que falta que el futbolista arregle su contrato. https://t.co/qAIiV3Qu0i— César Luis Merlo (@CLMerlo)
December 22, 2024
Galoppo, this Argentine guy from Buenos Aires can play pretty much anywhere in midfield. He came to São Paulo back in July 2022 from Banfield where he played 73 league games and scored 20 goals and he’s been doing good in Brazil. Right now people say he’s worth about $5 million.
Galoppo’s Career and Impact
Going to Santos would be something different for Galoppo and give him a chance to show what he can do in a new place. He could really help make Santos’ midfield better with both defense and attack.
Transfer Trends in the Brasileirão
Santos trying to get Galoppo is just one of the big moves happening in the Brasileirão. Like, check out what Botafogo’s trying to do with Iker Muniain, they really want to get better. And then there’s Red Bull Bragantino getting Isidro Pitta to make their attack stronger. Plus, Corinthians is looking at ways they might be able to get Paul Pogba which shows how crazy the transfer market is in Brazil.
All these moves show how the clubs are trying real hard to get better players and win more games.
