Udinese rejects ten-million offer for defender Luis Osorio

The Brazilian defender Luis Osorio, considered one of the most interesting prospects of São Paulo, saw Udinese make an offer of ten million euros, which the South American club rejected.

European interest in the young defender

In 2006, several European clubs turned their attention to Osorio, regarded as among the most promising talents in the Brazilian football scene. Among them, Udinese stood out for its activity in the South American market.

Udinese's offer and São Paulo's response

According to the editorial staff of TuttoUdinese.it, Udinese offered ten million euros to secure the defender's services. São Paulo, with a contract locked in until 2030 and a mega release clause of one hundred million euros valid abroad, rejected the offer, focusing on the player's future development.

Comments from agent Diogo Silva

Agent Diogo Silva said: "I was not involved in this Udinese situation, so I cannot comment on it." He then denied the European rumors, adding that he hopes for minutes for Osorio at São Paulo, especially after Domingos' injury, before assessing any future negotiations.