Tiago Djaló joins Porto on loan from Juventus with no purchase options. After less than 8 months at Juventus and only 16 minutes played, Djaló returns to Portugal to replace retired Pepe. The deal, cost-free for Porto, lasts until season's end and includes the Club World Cup. He'll wear jersey number 3.

Tiago Djalo leaves Juventus for Porto on a dry loan until June 2025. The Portuguese defender, born in 2000, returns to Portugal five years after leaving Sporting Club de Lisbon. Porto announced the transfer at the end of the window. Djalo, who joined Juventus in January 2024, was close to joining Roma in the last hours of the Italian market. This is the second such loan deal between the clubs, following Francisco Conceiçao's move to Juventus in the summer. Djalo will wear the number 3 jersey.

Tiago Djalo leaves Juventus and joins Porto on a dry loan until June 2025. The transfer was officially announced by Porto through their official channels. Djalo returns to his homeland five years after leaving Sporting Club de Lisbon. Porto had shown interest in the defender during discussions for Francisco Conceiçao's transfer from Porto to Juventus.

Tiago Djaló is the new number 3 for FC Porto, taking over the jersey from Pepe. He expressed his desire to help the team win many titles and highlighted his readiness for the new challenge. Andoni Zubizarreta, FC Porto's sporting director, confirmed that Djaló meets the desired profile for strengthening the defense after the departure of David Carmo.

FC Porto has announced the signing of Portuguese center-back Tiago Djaló on loan from Juventus. The loan is valid until June 2025 and does not include a purchase option. The player's annual salary of approximately 4 million euros will be equally shared by FC Porto and Juventus. Tiago Djaló returns to Portugal six seasons after leaving Sporting for Milan in the 2018/19 season.

Tiago Djalo is ready to leave Juventus. According to TMW, the transfer of the Portuguese defender born in 2000 can be considered done. He is set to wear the Porto jersey next season, making a return to his homeland five years after leaving Sporting Club de Lisboa.

Tiago Djalo is set to join Porto on a dry loan. The move comes five years after he left Sporting Club de Lisbon. This transfer is linked to the earlier transfer of Francisco Conceiçao from Porto to Juventus. The deal is expected to be finalized before the Portuguese transfer market closes tonight.

Tiago Djaló is on the verge of being loaned from Juventus to Porto. The agreement includes a simple dry loan, without any right or obligation to buy, with the salary payment split between the two clubs. All necessary documents are currently being prepared, after which the defender can sign his contract with Porto.

Tiago Djalo is set to leave Juventus. According to TMW, the transfer of the Portuguese defender, born in 2000, can be considered done. Djalo, who arrived in Turin in January 2024 and was very close to transferring to Roma in the final hours of the Italian market, will move to Porto on a dry loan. This is the second operation, with the same formula, between Juve and the Portuguese club, as Francisco Conceiçao made the reverse journey in the summer. The transfer is ready to become official, with the Portuguese market closing this evening.

The Portuguese central defender has joined FC Porto on loan, without an option to buy at the end of the season. It has been reported that FC Porto will be responsible for half of his annual salary of around 4 million euros, with Juventus covering the other half. Sources say that FC Porto attempted to include an option to buy at the end of the season, but the deal does not include this clause. Tiago Djaló is expected to return to Turin after spending a year at FC Porto.

Tiago Djaló is set to leave Juventus. TMW reported that the transfer of the Portuguese defender can be considered done. Djaló will return to his homeland five years after leaving Sporting Club of Lisbon. He arrived in Turin in January 2024 and was very close to transferring to Roma in the final hours of the Italian market. He will move to Porto on a dry loan. This is the second operation between Juventus and Porto, with the same formula, as Francisco Conceição moved in the opposite direction in the summer. The transfer stems from discussions between the two clubs, where Porto showed interest in Djaló, who had previously played in Italy with Milan.

FC Porto secured the loan of Tiago Djaló from Juventus until the end of the season.

Tiago Djalo is set to leave Juventus for Porto. The central defender, born in 2000, was initially close to joining Roma but is now finalizing a loan deal with Porto. The two clubs had previously discussed this transfer, and Djalo has approved the move. Both clubs are ironing out the final details.

According to Fabrizio Romano, the Portuguese defender Tiago Djalò is set to leave Juventus temporarily after just 8 months. Juventus has reached a total agreement with Porto for his loan transfer. Only some details between the clubs and regarding the player's salary remain to be resolved, but the negotiations are nearing their conclusion.

Tiago Djaló will join FC Porto on loan from Juventus. The agreement is close to being finalized, with clubs still discussing salary payment sharing. The loan will not include a purchase option. Tiago Djaló previously went to Rome for medical examinations, but the transfer failed.

FC Porto is interested in Tiago Djaló as a replacement for David Carmo. Juventus is willing to loan the defender and contribute to part of his salary. The loan might include a purchase option at the end of the season.

FC Porto is considering Tiago Djaló as an alternative to strengthen their defensive line following the departure of David Carmo.

Juventus is considering a loan swap deal involving Tiago Djalò and Francisco Conceicao. Djalò was acquired last January but has not convinced coaches Allegri or Thiago Motta. It remains to be seen if Djalò is open to returning to Portugal.

To facilitate the deal and reduce the payable amount for Wenderson Galeno, Juventus is considering using Tiago Djaló as a 'bargaining chip'. The Portuguese central defender, who previously played for Sporting in Portugal, is not in Thiago Motta's plans, and FC Porto is interested in acquiring him.

Juventus wants to loan Tiago Djaló to FC Porto. Juventus will pay 70% of his €3 million/year salary. FC Porto is interested in securing a good central defender with potential future benefits. Juventus might consider a permanent transfer in the future. Tiago Djaló joined Juventus in January 2026 for €3.6 million, with an additional €3.1 million based on objectives.