Breaking News: 21 years-old Celtic Fc Midfielder release clause has finally been revealed and stated after a long while of waiting

It is still possible for the Hoops to get the midfielder on a permanent basis if Brendan Rodgers decides to pursue the signing of the player.

A release clause worth six million pounds is included in Paulo Bernardo’s Benfica contract, according to sources who spoke to soocer442.

The midfielder has had a positive experience during his loan stint at Celtic, and he has the opportunity to make a permanent move to the Parkhead club when his current loan period expires at the end of the current season.

The Hoops administration is reported to be pleased with what they have seen from the Portuguese player, who has managed to make 15 appearances so far in green and white. However, there is no obligatory purchase for the Hoops upon the conclusion of his deal.

According to Soocer442, there has not been a definite agreement reached between Celtic and his parent club over the anticipated amount; however, the built-in agreement with the 21-year-old player on his initial Benfica deal is for a fee of seven million euros.

A negotiation might take place this month or towards the end of the season for Celts to perhaps hammer down that price in the event that Brendan Rodgers is interested in keeping him in Glasgow. This indicates that there is room for negotiation.

The previous week, he recorded his first goal for the club in a match against Dundee, and then he added to that total in a match against Rangers.

In addition, Bernardo has demonstrated impressive performance in the Champions League. He offers an alternate option to players such as David Turnbull, Reo Hatate, and Matt O’Riley, in addition to Callum McGregor, who serves as the team’s representative.