Spartak Moscow offers R$116 million for Flaco López, but Palmeiras rejects selling the top scorer
Palmeiras decided, on July 27, 2026, not to accept Spartak Moscow’s offer for striker Flaco López. The Russian team presented a proposal of 20 million euros, the equivalent of R$116 million, however, the São Paulo team signaled that it does not intend to negotiate the athlete during this period.
With 14 goals, Flaco López stands out as Palmeiras’ top scorer this season. The player, who played for the Argentine team in the World Cup, returned to activities with the club on July 25, 2026.
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Despite growing interest from European clubs in recent weeks, the striker’s stay is assured. Palmeiras reiterated their decision to keep Flaco López, indicating that there are no plans for his departure.
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Previously, Atlético de Madrid showed interest, but the São Paulo club had already shown itself adamant about the sale. Now, faced with Spartak’s offer, Palmeiras once again refused the negotiation, confirming its stance.
This firmness reflects Palmeiras’ policy of not getting rid of its most important athletes. Flaco López is seen as one of the players considered essential for the current squad.
