Sporting starlet sets condition to leave Alvalade at season’s end | OneFootball

Geovany Quenda is focused on making the most of his final months at Sporting. Before heading to Chelsea, who bought him for approximately 51 million euros, the Portugal U21 international ‘demanded’ to stay at Alvalade for this season with several plans in mind.

According to the newspaper A Bola, the player’s main intention is to “leave on a high” from the green and white team, in addition to continuing his development process at a club he knows well. The ‘number 7’ wants to have a memorable farewell from the Lions, which means winning the third consecutive championship and repaying Sporting’s support, as well as arriving in the Premier League with numbers that will impress the Blues.

In fact, for now, it’s only November and Sporting already has the best Quenda ever. The winger has matched last season’s six assists and has a clear goal in mind: to reach 10. Furthermore, he’s already ahead in terms of goals, as he has been doing specific work to become more decisive offensively.

Now, Quenda is prepared to help the team in another way: with Pedro Gonçalves’ injury, the player could be a solution for that position—having already been tested in the central corridor, a spot usually occupied by Francisco Trincão. Given the current needs, he could be deployed on the left wing. This adaptation could happen as soon as the match against Marinhense, for the Portuguese Cup.

This season, wearing the Sporting shirt, Geovany Quenda—valued at 45 million euros—has played in 18 matches for the Lions. In his 1,051 minutes on the pitch, the Alvalade Club prodigy already has four goals and five assists.

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