Braga have indicated their financial expectations for a deal to let Juventus and Chelsea target Francisco Trincao leave the club.
The 19-year-old has been a regular for Braga’s B team this season in the second tier of Portuguese football and has emerged as a bright prospect.
His performances have piqued the interest of a few clubs in Europe, with Chelsea linked with wanting to take him to England.
However, Juventus have been putting in the groundwork to sign Trincao for a while now and have already been in talks with influential Portuguese super-agent Jorge Mendes.
Braga have stated that they do not want to sell the youngster in January, but according to Italian outlet Tutto Mercato, they have made their financial expectations clear to the forward’s suitors.
The Portuguese outfit want a loan fee of €5m, plus the same amount if his suitors want to take up the option of signing him on a permanent deal.
Braga also want a 20 per cent cut on any further transfer fee should the buying club want to sell Trincao in the future.
Juventus sporting director Fabio Paratici is set to meet Mendes again soon and the two are expected to discuss the details of a proposed move for the youngster.
