LOSC: José Fonte will go to Braga

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By: Manu Tournoux

LOSC: José Fonte will go to Braga

End clap between José Fonte and LOSC! Free to commit where he wishes after the end of his contract with the northern club, the solid Portuguese defender should offer himself one last challenge at 39 since he has decided to join SC Braga.

After more than a decade of exile, punctuated by periods in England (Crystal Palace, Southampton, West Ham), in China (Dalian Yifang) and recently in France, the former bulwark of the Mastiffs with whom he played a total of 195 games for 10 goals, opted for a return to the country. He is expected Monday to pass the traditional medical examination before committing to a season in favor of the Lusitanian formation, third in Liga BWin this season and qualified for the third qualifying round of the Champions League. In the meantime, José Fonte will have won a French championship title and the Champions Trophy with Lille in 2021.

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