Rodrigo Caio may have his future set this week, as São Paulo have scheduled a meeting with the representatives of the player to discuss the contract renewal.
One of the major highlights of the team and a part of the Brazilian senior squad, the defender has ties with São Paulo until October 14, 2018. On the other hand, São Paulo knows that it will not be easy to keep him in the squad for a long time. The 23-year-old has been attracting the interest of European teams for a while, and was even close to leaving last summer. Rodrigo Caio, who came through São Paulo’s youth system, has 80% of his economic rights linked to the club. The player has avoided talking in goodbye tone and prefers not to face the upcoming Brasileirão games as his last for São Paulo. He was quoted in UOL Esporte: “Can we take it for granted that Saturday’s derby was my last against Corinthians? No, because I have a contract until the end of 2018. There’s a lot that can happen. For now, I had a conversation. That’s it. They spoke of their interest, no renewal. We have to sit down and analyze. I believe my development in these years was very good, we have to think. It has to be something good for both parties. Well analyzed, let’s see what will happen.”
Rodrigo Caio may have his future set this week, as São Paulo have scheduled a meeting with the representatives of the player to discuss the contract renewal.
One of the major highlights of the team and a part of the Brazilian senior squad, the defender has ties with São Paulo until October 14, 2018. On the other hand, São Paulo knows that it will not be easy to keep him in the squad for a long time. The 23-year-old has been attracting the interest of European teams for a while, and was even close to leaving last summer. Rodrigo Caio, who came through São Paulo’s youth system, has 80% of his economic rights linked to the club. The player has avoided talking in goodbye tone and prefers not to face the upcoming Brasileirão games as his last for São Paulo. He was quoted in UOL Esporte: “Can we take it for granted that Saturday’s derby was my last against Corinthians? No, because I have a contract until the end of 2018. There’s a lot that can happen. For now, I had a conversation. That’s it. They spoke of their interest, no renewal. We have to sit down and analyze. I believe my development in these years was very good, we have to think. It has to be something good for both parties. Well analyzed, let’s see what will happen.”
