Jovan Milosevic heads to Braga: agreement in sight

The transfer saga of Jovan Milosevic seems to be coming to an end. According to Ben Jacobs, the talented 21-year-old Serbian forward will leave VfB Stuttgart to join SC Braga for a fee close to €8.5 million. Jacobs has reported on several occasions the progress of the negotiations, stating that the agreement is practically sealed and that Milosevic will sign a five-year contract with the Portuguese club.

Milosevic, who currently has a market value of €7 million, has stood out in Germany as a promising centre-forward. His time at Stuttgart has been remarkable, and now, with his imminent arrival at Braga, he is expected to bring his quality and youth to the team’s attack. This signing could be a significant boost for Braga, which aims to strengthen its position in the Portuguese league and in European competitions.

The situation has accelerated in recent hours, with reports that Milosevic has chosen Braga over Udinese, which was also interested in his services. Jacobs has confirmed that the forward will undergo his medical in Portugal, indicating that the transfer is in the final stretch. Additionally, other journalists like Gianluca Di Marzio and Florian Plettenberg have corroborated the agreement, noting that Braga improved the conditions of the offer to secure the player.

This transfer not only represents a step forward for Milosevic, who seeks to establish himself in European football, but it is also a strategic move for Braga, which hopes the Serbian can become a key figure in their attack over the coming seasons.