Philippe Coutinho has ended his stint in Europe and is returning to his roots. He has been presented as a new player for Vasco da Gama, the club where he started his professional career. Coutinho has two more years left on his contract with Aston Villa (until June 30, 2026) but will play on loan at Vasco da Gama. He expressed his love for the club and his gratitude for the opportunity to return.

Philippe Coutinho has returned to Vasco da Gama on loan from Aston Villa after spending the last season on loan at Al Duhail in Qatar.

Philippe Coutinho has returned to Vasco da Gama on loan from Aston Villa. Last season, he was on loan at Qatari club Al Duhail.

Philippe Coutinho returns to Vasco da Gama on a one-year loan from Aston Villa. Coutinho, 32, expressed his happiness and excitement about returning to the club where he began his career.

According to ESPN, Aston Villa has refused to terminate Phillipe Coutinho's contract. The Brazilian had agreed to return to his homeland to play for Vasco da Gama, but the Birmingham club is unwilling to accommodate his request. He has a contract with Villa until 2026 and they are only willing to let him go to Vasco on loan.

Philippe Coutinho has agreed a drastic pay cut to leave Aston Villa and return to Vasco da Gama. He has two years remaining on his Villa contract, but his contract will be cancelled to facilitate the move. Coutinho played for Vasco's academy before moving to Inter Milan in 2008.

Philippe Coutinho is on the verge of returning to Vasco da Gama, the club where he began his professional career. Brazilian offensive player has agreed on terms and the contract will soon be ready for signing. It remains to mutually terminate the association with Aston Villa, which is ready to let go of its player.

Philippe Coutinho, the most expensive signing in the history of FC Barcelona after being acquired for 120 million euros plus 40 in bonuses in 2018, is on track to return to play in his country, Brazil. According to Globoesporte, the Brazilian international is in talks to close a deal that would take him to Vasco da Gama, as Aston Villa, which has contracted the former Barcelona player until 2026, does not count on him at all in the sports field. Globo Esporte reported that Vasco's president, Pedrinho, has a pending conversation with Coutinho to convince him, although before the face-to-face meeting it has been revealed that the two parties would have already talked about a possible agreement for three years, although the most likely initially would be a loan operation. Since in 2022, when Barça sold Coutinho to Aston Villa for 20 million euros and a capital gain of 50% of a hypothetical future transfer, there would be no benefit to the Barcelona club. The same information indicated that the agent is still trying to negotiate the termination of the contract with Aston Villa. To end up at Vasco da Gama, the Brazilian midfielder would have to accept a 70% salary reduction on his current salary. His stint at Barça was, as will be remembered, an absolute fiasco, although he scored 26 goals in 106 games. In his most recent phase of his career, already out of elite football at 31 years old, he has been playing in the Al-Duhail, from the Qatar Football League.

Philippe Coutinho, who was on loan at Al-Duhail in Qatar from Aston Villa, wants to return to Vasco da Gama. Negotiations with the board are progressing well. Coutinho is in talks with Aston Villa for the termination of his contract so he can return to his home country. The club is not discussing money with the attacking midfielder, but the sporting project and the importance he would have in it.

Philippe Coutinho is set to leave Aston Villa this summer and make a return to one of his former clubs, Vasco da Gama.

Philippe Coutinho was on loan at Al-Duhail in Qatar, where he scored 6 goals and provided 3 assists in 21 matches. However, he will not stay at Al-Duhail or Aston Villa. According to UOL, the former Liverpool and Barça player is currently negotiating a contract termination with Aston Villa. Once done, Coutinho will be free to join Vasco da Gama, Dimitri Payet's club and his youth club.

Vasco da Gama is negotiating the return of Philippe Coutinho to Brazil

Philippe Coutinho, who is currently at Al Duhail on loan from Aston Villa, could potentially return to Brazil to join Vasco da Gama. The 31-year-old midfielder left Vasco da Gama 14 seasons ago to join Inter.

Philippo Coutinho could possibly return to Brazil, specifically to the club where he started his career, Vasco da Gama. This could occur in the next summer transfer window. The player is currently on loan in Qatar at Al-Duhail SC from Aston Villa. Aston Villa does not plan to keep him and wants to sell him permanently. Vasco da Gama is interested in taking Coutinho on loan with an obligation to purchase between 4 and 6 million pounds. Coutinho played in the youth team of Vasco da Gama for nine years before transferring to Inter for 3.2 million pounds, although he remained on loan in the first team for a year, making 43 appearances and scoring 5 goals.

Philippe Coutinho, currently on loan at Al Duhail, is in negotiations for a return to his former club, Vasco da Gama. The Brazilian international's loan ends in December, and Vasco da Gama's president, Pedrinho, has announced that negotiations for Coutinho's return to Brazilian football are underway. Aston Villa, who owns the player's rights, has expressed a willingness to let go of the former Barcelona and Liverpool player, potentially facilitating his return to Brazil.

Philippe Coutinho's loan to Al Duhail ends in December and his future could be with Vasco da Gama, the club where he started his career. The club's president, Pedrinho, has announced that negotiations for his return have begun. Aston Villa, the owner of the player's rights, is willing to let go of the former Barcelona and Liverpool player and may even facilitate his return if that is the player's wish.

VASCO DA GAMA is interested in loaning Philippe Coutinho (31), with the deal including an obligation to buy for five to seven million euros, according to Brazilian TNT Sports. Coutinho is an Aston Villa player until the summer of 2026, but Unai Emery, the coach of the English club, does not count on the Brazilian offensive player, who has therefore gone on loan to Qatar's Al Duhail and has played 22 matches with six goals and three assists in the current season. If he signed for Vasco da Gama, Coutinho would return to the club where he started his senior career. According to Transfermarkt data, from 2008 to 2010 he made 19 appearances for the Brazilian team, then went to Inter Milan in a transfer worth 3.8 million euros.