Jagiellonia Białystok has confirmed Nené's transfer to Yunnan Yukun F.C, a club competing in the Chinese Super League. The transfer fee was around 400,000 euros. Nené, the Portuguese midfielder, had been contemplating a move for a while and did not plan to renew his contract with Jagiellonia Białystok. The transfer was essential for Jagiellonia as it represented their final opportunity to profit from the 29-year-old's player card. Nené appeared in 96 matches for Jagiellonia, scoring 20 goals and contributing 15 assists, and was instrumental in their championship season, recording nine goals and eight assists in 33 matches. His new club has recently been promoted to the Chinese top league.

Nene, who performed poorly in the recent season compared to his previous form, has decided not to extend his contract with Jagiellonia Białystok, opting instead to transfer to Yunnan Yukan in the Chinese Super League, where he will earn significantly more. Jagiellonia is expected to receive approximately 400,000 EUR for the transfer.

Nené, a key player for Jagiellonia Białystok, is nearing a move to China. Although the club initially wanted to extend his contract, which expires in June, negotiations were unsuccessful. Two Chinese clubs, Dalian Yingbo and Yunnan Yukun, have expressed interest in acquiring him. Jagiellonia decided to sell him to avoid losing him for free in six months, as he indicated he would not renew his contract. The club's sporting director, Łukasz Masłowski, confirmed during the program 'Moc Futbolu' that the transfer is imminent.

Nené is pushing for a transfer to a newly promoted club in the Chinese Super League. His contract with Jagiellonia Białystok expires in June, and he prefers a winter move to avoid leaving for free in the summer. The club is open to a transfer if the Chinese club offers around half a million euros. This would be Nené's first move outside Europe, having previously played in Portugal for clubs like Santa Clara and Braga.