02-06-2018, 05:16 PM
from A Bola -
Diogo Gonçalves and João Carvalho are one step away from moving to England, more precisely to the historic Nottingham Forest, which finished the last edition of the Championship in 17th place (24 teams), far from the fight for the climb to the Premier League, but willing to start a project that will take him back to the big stage.
The 21-year-old and the midfielder of the same age are therefore in the plans of the English club, which, as you can read in this Saturday's edition of A BOLA, is in negotiations with Benfica ahead of the conclusion of business, which can mean significant fit for the incarnated SAD.
Loan and / or exit are definitely at issue at the moment, as the process has not yet been completed, but there is already a basis of understanding between the parties, footballers are waiting and just waiting for orders from the Light to be able to travel to England and comply with formalities, even because the salaries of Championship players are much higher than those practiced by most Portuguese League clubs.
Diogo Gonçalves and João Carvalho are one step away from moving to England, more precisely to the historic Nottingham Forest, which finished the last edition of the Championship in 17th place (24 teams), far from the fight for the climb to the Premier League, but willing to start a project that will take him back to the big stage.
The 21-year-old and the midfielder of the same age are therefore in the plans of the English club, which, as you can read in this Saturday's edition of A BOLA, is in negotiations with Benfica ahead of the conclusion of business, which can mean significant fit for the incarnated SAD.
Loan and / or exit are definitely at issue at the moment, as the process has not yet been completed, but there is already a basis of understanding between the parties, footballers are waiting and just waiting for orders from the Light to be able to travel to England and comply with formalities, even because the salaries of Championship players are much higher than those practiced by most Portuguese League clubs.