Nené's transfer from Jagiellonia Białystok to China is imminent, with the club set to earn around 400,000 euros from the deal. The 29-year-old Portuguese midfielder is joining Yunnan Yukun, a newly promoted Chinese Super League team. Jagiellonia's sports director, Łukasz Masłowski, confirmed this is the last chance to profit from Nené, as his contract expires in June and he won't renew. Nené is expected to receive a substantial pay increase in China.

Nené, an important player for Jagiellonia Białystok, is reportedly on the verge of transferring to China. Initially, the club was open to extending his contract, which is set to expire in June, but negotiations were unsuccessful. Interest has been expressed by two Chinese clubs, Dalian Yingbo and Yunnan Yukun. In response, Jagiellonia has opted to sell him to prevent losing him for free in six months, as he has indicated that he will not renew his contract. The club's sporting director, Łukasz Masłowski, confirmed during the program 'Moc Futbolu' that the transfer is imminent.

Nené is advocating for a transfer to Yunnan Yukun, a newly promoted club in the Chinese Super League. His contract with Jagiellonia Białystok is set to expire in June, and he prefers a move in the winter to avoid leaving for free in the summer. The club is willing to consider a transfer if the Chinese club offers approximately half a million euros. This potential transfer would mark Nené's first move outside of Europe, as he has previously played in Portugal for clubs such as Santa Clara and Braga. Nené has been an important player for Jagiellonia Białystok, having appeared in 96 matches, scored 20 goals, and provided 15 assists. He has expressed a strong desire for the transfer, according to Sebastian Staszewski on Meczyki.pl. The decision hinges on whether Yunnan Yukun will meet the financial expectations.