For Brentford, it would fit a familiar profile if the interest is genuine. Mec is young, highly rated and still early in his first-team development, which is exactly the stage at which Brentford have often looked to identify talent before the price climbs further. Any move for Mec would also align with the wider recruitment model Brentford have recently been praised for, with the club’s long-term squad-building approach again underlining the type of player they are targeting. But for now, this remains one to watch rather than one to overstate. Per Sport Witness, Grêmio are open to negotiations if a strong offer arrives, and the expectation inside the club is that a deal could happen in the middle of the year, particularly once Mec turns 18 in April.
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