Sporting's Estádio José Alvalade Renovation: 'Lion's Corner' Takes Shape Ahead of Cinco Violinos Trophy

Sporting CP's Estádio José Alvalade renovation progresses with the 'Lion's Corner' lounge space taking shape between the West and South stands, ahead of the Cinco Violinos Trophy match against Monaco. Annual seats for the new area are already sold out. The article also reports on player transfers: left-back Ricardo Mangas is leaving for Italian club Monza after one season, creative midfielder Pote is expected to bid farewell at the Cinco Violinos Trophy with Al Diriyah leading the race for his signing, and Sporting has identified Famalicão center-back Ibrahima Ba as a potential successor if Ousmane Diomande leaves for Nottingham Forest in a deal exceeding €40 million.

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