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Portuguese left-back Ricardo Mangas, who was signed by Sporting CP a year ago from Spartak Moscow, is set to move to Italian Serie A club Monza. A full agreement has been reached between Sporting and Monza for the transfer. Mangas, who previously played for Spartak Moscow, will now venture into Italian football. The article also includes other Sporting-related news, such as the potential departure of midfielder Pote and the club's search for a successor to defender Diomande, but the primary focus is on Mangas' confirmed move to Monza.
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Ricardo Mangas to Join Monza as Clubs Reach Full Agreement
Sporting left-back Ricardo Mangas is set to depart for Italian Serie A side Monza, with total agreement already reached between the clubs. Signed from Spartak Moscow one year ago, the defender will now venture into Italian football.
- Panathinaikos had also been negotiating a transfer for Ricardo Mangas with Sporting.
Pote Set for Farewell at Estádio José Alvalade
Creative midfielder Pote is preparing to say goodbye to Sporting, with the farewell expected to take place next Saturday during the Cinco Violinos Trophy match against Monaco. Saudi club Al Diriyah leads the race for his signature.
- Bruno Lage's Al Diriyah has moved ahead in the race for Sporting's creative midfielder.
- Pote's agents presented an Arab offer upon his return from the Algarve training camp.
Sporting Identifies Ibrahima Ba as Diomande Successor
Sporting has already defined a replacement should Diomande leave for England: Famalicão center-back Ibrahima Ba is heading to Alvalade. Ba, who had everything set with Strasbourg, is being targeted to fill the Ivorian's spot, subject to a detailed physical evaluation.
- Hugo Oliveira praised Ibrahima Ba after the failed transfer: "He has everything to be a great player."
- Ibrahima Ba returned to Famalicão training after his transfer to Strasbourg fell through.
- Ba's agent criticized Strasbourg over a "33% salary difference" and the truth about medical exams.
- The transfer of Ibrahima Ba to Strasbourg collapsed.
Sporting Provides Updates on Alvalade Stadium Renovations
Sporting has released images of the second phase of renovations at Estádio José Alvalade, including a new panoramic elevator and a dedicated player entrance.
- Progress continues on the 'Lion's Corner' and the east stand, alongside tests for new screens.
- Sporting released a video of the works with the message: "Our story is not finished."
- Renovation works on the main team's locker room have been announced.
- The architect responsible for the works stated: "Alvalade will play a magnificent role in the 2030 World Cup."
- Sporting is preparing an exclusive 'Lion's Corner' space at Alvalade, with details on its appearance and potential costs for members.
Source: Record.pt
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Sporting CP Transfers Mangas to Monza, Signs Ibrahima Ba as Diomande Successor