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'My father's dream' - Bruno Guimaraes reveals transfer wish as he eyes ideal retirement once he leaves Newcastle

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<p>The midfielder has revealed it is his "father's dream" for him to play for Brazilian side Vasco da Gama in the future. The 27-year-old also spoke about his love for former team Athletico Paranaense and that he feels he has at least a decade of playing football ahead of him.</p>

WHAT HAPPENED?

<p>He told <a href="https://oglobo.globo.com/esportes/noticia/2024/12/20/bruno-guimaraes-revela-desejo-de-jogar-no-vasco-queria-realizar-o-sonho-do-meu-pai.ghtml" target="_blank">O Globo</a>: “I also wanted to fulfil my father’s dream of playing for Vasco. My whole family is Basque. I grew up in São Januário, I was always a Vasco fan, but Athletico Paranaense trained me, so I have eternal gratitude for the club. I have a huge gratitude to Athletico, which is a team that I support nowadays too. I think about going back one day, I definitely want to finish my career in Brazil, but I haven’t planned a date or year. I have, I don’t know, 10, 12 years ahead of me. Athletico-PR trained me, so I have eternal gratitude for the club. I left there as an idol, so it’s something I think about a lot in the future.”</p>

WHAT BRUNO GUIMARAES SAID

<p>Bruno has become a vital player for Newcastle since joining the Premier League side from Lyon in 2022 for approximately £40 million ($50m). The Brazil international has repeatedly been <a href="https://www.goal.com/en-gb/lists/florian-wirtz-bruno-guimaraes-manchester-city-transfer-wishlist-pep-guardiola/bltb61859a7a5d969f5" target="_blank">linked with a move to Manchester City</a> and if Newcastle fail to deliver European football and trophies soon, the ex-Audax man may be on the move in 2025.</p>

THE BIGGER PICTURE

<p>Bruno's Newcastle side, who sit 12th in the Premier League, travel to lowly Ipswich Town in the English top-flight on Saturday afternoon.</p>

WHAT NEXT?

'My father's dream' - Bruno Guimaraes reveals transfer wish as he eyes ideal retirement once he leaves Newcastle | Goal.com Kenya

Bruno Guimaraes has revealed which club his father &quot;dreams&quot; he will play for one day after leaving Newcastle United.

&apos;My father&apos;s dream&apos; - Bruno Guimaraes reveals transfer wish as he eyes ideal retirement once he leaves Newcastle