The coach of Sporting Braga, Carlos Vicens, spoke about the club's transfer market situation, warning that they have already lost a player after the Portuguese market closed. This statement comes at a time when markets in other countries remain open, allowing players to still move to leagues with different deadlines.
Vicens stated that he doesn't expect "any movement" at the last minute from the club, showing some resignation regarding market reality. The coach seems to accept that, with the Portuguese market already closed, the possibilities for strengthening the squad are limited.
The coach highlighted that, despite the closure in Portugal, there are still "open markets" in other leagues, which means Portuguese players or those connected to the Portuguese market may be targets for approaches from foreign clubs with longer deadlines.
This situation puts Sp. Braga in a delicate position, running the risk of seeing more players leave without the possibility of immediate replacement in the domestic market, something that has already happened at least once in this transfer window.
