According to Brazilian media reports, flamenco and the seaport have not yet agreed on oscar's loan term, but flamenco has decided to let Oscar go to Rio de Janeiro with the team to undergo a medical examination arranged by the club. As for the loan period, Flamenco will continue to communicate with the seaport side, in addition, Oscar has decided to give up 90% of the salary during the period of loan back to flamenco.
The bubble drama between Oscar and flamenco has reached the end stage, and although the flamenco executives have successively denied their contact with the harbor, everything is moving in the direction that Oscar is about to join.
After The Harbour made it clear that he refused to pay Oscar's salary during his time at Flamengo, Oscar first compromised, and in order to continue to play for the rest of the year, Oscar was willing to accept a 90% salary cut. Flamenco will also pay a loan fee.
At present, the biggest obstacle between the two sides is about Oscar's loan period, and the harbor side only hopes that Oscar will stay in Brazil for the rest of this year and will return to the team next year to prepare for the new season. Flamengo, for their part, want to loan Oscar until May 2023, the completion of the entire Serie A season.
But regardless of whether the deadline can be reached or not, Harbour's intention is to keep Oscar competitive, after all, there is no ball to play for most of the year, and the damage to a top player is certainly huge.