Fluminense aims for R$200 million in player sales, eyeing lucrative Joaquín Lavega deal

Fluminense is planning a series of player transfers to generate up to R$200 million and restore financial balance. The club's board sees the sale of a prominent midfielder as a central component of this plan, using the current market interest to raise funds while maintaining a competitive squad.

Meanwhile, Uruguayan forward Joaquín Lavega, on loan at Coritiba, has attracted attention after recording five goals and two assists this season. If Coritiba exercises its $3 million purchase option, the transaction would return roughly R$15.5 million to Fluminense, a sizable profit over the R$8.8 million originally paid for the player.