TYC: Varella renews contract with Porto until 2030, after Milan and Liverpool had an interest in him

June 1 According to TYC, Alan Varella renewed her contract with Porto until 2030. Previously, giants such as Milan and Liverpool had intended him, but ultimately failed to make a move.

Argentine young genius Alan Varella quickly became an indispensable member of the team after transferring from Boca youth to Porto. He not only firmly sits in the main position, but also serves as captain many times. His outstanding performance made the club decide to renew his contract with him and increase the termination fee. The new contract will be extended to 2030, and the termination fee will also be raised from 65 million euros to 75 million euros.

This contract renewal is also good news for Boca youth, because if Varella transfers in the future, they will receive a 20% premium share, which means about 15 million euros (more than US$17 million) in revenue. Although giants such as Milan and Liverpool had previously been interested in him, they ultimately failed to make a move. However, the interest of these top clubs further enhances the market value of Varella.

Since joining Porto, the midfielder has played in 88 games, scoring 2 goals and contributing 6 assists, and has also helped the team win the domestic Cup and Super Cup. After signing, he said: "I am very happy that this is the trust of the chairman in me, and I will continue to do my best to play for the team." Looking forward to the new season, Varella is full of ambitions: "We want to be a champion, the club demands the highest standards, we must reach this level, and we will do our best to achieve our goals." Porto chairman Boas highly praised Varella, calling him "one of the pillars of the team, often as captain, and maintained an extremely high standard throughout the season." He also emphasized that renewal is the club's top priority: "He is a player who loves Porto and is willing to give his contribution to the team. We hope he feels at home here and continues to lead the team to win more honors."