São Paulo FC has seven players with contracts valid until the end of the year who can sign a pre-contract with other clubs starting in July. The list includes Calleri, Felipe Preis, Luan, Lucas Moura, Matheus Belém, Rafael Tolói and Young. The club is evaluating each case and working on some renewals. One of them is the Argentine striker Calleri, who has ongoing talks with his representatives. The board has ongoing talks with Calleri's representatives, the negotiations are stalled at the moment, but there is no alarmism about the risk of losing the player. Internally, there is an evaluation that Calleri will not sign a pre-contract with another team without discussing his future with the club first. The relationship built over the years weighs in favor of the club. At 32 years old, the striker has 256 games and is one of the main recent idols of the fans. The talks between the parties have been going on since March. In the first moment, Calleri signaled that he preferred to wait for a definition on the political and administrative scenario of the club before advancing in the negotiations. People involved in the process say that the financial issue will not be decisive for the striker, who wants to understand the plans of São Paulo for the next years. In March, the club also opened negotiations with Lucas Moura, but the parties decided to wait for the pause of the World Cup to advance on the future. The player wants to use the period to think calmly about his plans. At 33 years old, Lucas has been living with physical problems in the last seasons. On May 3, the midfielder suffered a total rupture of the Achilles tendon of his right leg, underwent surgery and has a return expected only for 2027. Despite this, there is an expectation that he may return to the fields still in November, if the recovery evolves above the expected. Rafael Toloi and Luan are living in a state of uncertainty at São Paulo. Without space among the starters, the duo has not received signals from the board about a possible renewal and may leave the club at the end of the contracts. Young may leave the club for free if it depends on his agent, Wagner Ribeiro. The agent wants to take the player out of the Tricolor signing a pre-contract in the middle of the year; he did not like the arrival of Carlos Coronel, who took space from the player as a second goalkeeper. Felipe Preis and Matheus Belém are other cases that still depend on the evaluation of the technical commission. Formed in Cotia, the two have few opportunities in the main squad. Matheus, in addition, has passed through loans to gain experience and currently finds strong competition in the defensive sector.