Botafogo has made 11 player departures, according to Globo Esporte Futebol, with the club's monthly expenses reduced by approximately R$ 6 million. The departures are part of the club's reformulation process, with the new management aiming to reduce the squad and invest in high-profile signings.
Transfer News · 2026-08-29 21:12:17
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The departures have seen the club sell two players, with Matheus Martins being sold to Dínamo Moscou for 7 million euros. Martins made 38 appearances for Botafogo this year, scoring six goals and providing one assist. The club has also released several players, with the majority of the departures being made through contract rescission.
The departures have allowed the club to reduce its monthly expenses and is now considering a high-profile signing. However, the signing of Luiz Henrique is considered unlikely, and the club is exploring other options. The club's new management, led by Léo Coelho, is aiming to renovate the squad and invest in high-profile signings.