Fiorentina are prepared to part ways with Dodo in January or next summer, with Juventus, Milan, and Barcelona reportedly monitoring the Brazilian right-back's situation. Speaking to DAZN via TMW , La Viola director Fabio Paratici confirmed that the club would consider suitable offers for the 28-year-old, whose contract expires in June 2027.
La Viola had hoped to extend Dodo's deal but failed to reach an agreement with the player last summer.
"We were available if a valuable offer had arrived, but we didn't receive one," Paratici explained, adding that the situation had affected Dodo's approach to the new season.
Dodo has endured a frustrating campaign, making just four appearances across all competitions and accumulating only 166 minutes. Head coach Paolo Vanoli has instead favored Alex Jimenez at right-back, further fueling speculation about the Brazilian's future in Florence.
According to Spanish outlet Sport, Barcelona have continued to monitor the situation, while Juventus and Milan have also been linked with the former Shakhtar Donetsk star.
Fiorentina are willing to listen to offers when the transfer window reopens in January despite not receiving a suitable proposal in the summer. With Dodo's contract set to expire at the end of the season, the Tuscan struggles risk losing their long-serving right-back for nothing if they cannot agree on a renewal or secure a transfer fee.
The coming months could therefore prove decisive, with several prominent clubs potentially ready to compete for his signature. In addition to Juventus and Milan, Inter had also been linked with Dodo in the past, yet the Nerazzurri have left the race after Cristian Chivu turned Andy Diouf into a dependable wingback.
