Vitor Roque Eyes €25m Move Back to Brazil as Palmeiras Make Their Move

The potential return of Barcelona loanee Vitor Roque to Brazil seems possible since he is analyzing an agreement with Palmeiras so that he can join the Brazilian club.

The president of Brazilian club Palmeiras, Leila Pereira, announced her urgent interest in acquiring the talented player before the Brazilian transfer deadline ends in late January.

Roque provides indications of openness for a €25 million transfer while returning to Brazil.

Since Betis acquired Cucho Hernandez and Cedric Bakambu in January the forward who previously played for Barcelona has received decreased game opportunities at the Spanish club.

The reduced playing time has triggered recent speculation about his transfer plans mainly because Betis has not ruled out terminating his loan before his possible departure.

The sales process for Vitor Roque has started at Barcelona while the club needs to discuss his contract with Real Betis before any potential deal takes place.

The clubs need to decide whether Roque will remain in La Liga competition for Betis or move forward to Brazilian club Palmeiras.

The prospects of Roque leaving Betis after their approval continue to rise after Barcelona sent him to play under Manuel Pellegrini last summer.

The planned return to Brazilian football gives Roque both a new beginning and an opportunity to resume his status as an essential player among familiar competitors.

The approaching deadline for the transfer window creates a high level of attention on the ongoing negotiations between the participating clubs.

The acquisition of Vitor Roque by Palmeiras would represent both an impressive victory in the domestic championship and an essential asset in their forward offensive strategies.

Roque’s upcoming high-profile move to Brazil will decide his professional direction for the following part of his career.