A Fulham player’s “long-standing dream” is approached by two teams when the agent opens the transfer door.

The London team has the option to extend Carlos Vinicius’ contract with Fulham for a further year,

but it expires at the end of current season.

According to Flávio Ribeiro, the striker’s agent, there is a “real chance” that he may return to Brazil during the summer transfer window.

According to the statements from the agent, which journalist Jorge Nicola shared on Wednesday, Fulham has until May 31st to execute the provision. Additionally, he stated that all signs point to the 29-year-old’s contract not being extended past June.

Two teams are considering him after the representation made the transfer possible. According to Trivela, Botafogo and São Paulo may think about acquiring the Fulham player.

With the English team, the Brazilian is “living his last months of his contract.” Trivela has learned that São Paulo and Botafogo have both approached. To find out the terms required to sign the player for free, the two organizations would have gotten in touch with his camp.

Vinicius is being considered by Botafogo as a potential replacement for Tiquinho Soares, who relocated to Santos in January. In response to Luis Zubeldía’s plea for an attacker, São Paulo has turned their attention to Marco Silva’s frontman.

Trivela claims that since January 2024, Vinicius has been a “long-standing dream” of Brazilian football. He has drawn interest from Cruzeiro, Atlético-MG, Grêmio, Palmeiras, and Bahia.

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