Mozambican Left-Back Returns to Almeria
Estrela da Amadora have confirmed the end of Bruno Langa’s loan spell at the club, with the Mozambican left-back returning to Spanish side Almeria. The announcement came on Tuesday, formalising a move that had been anticipated since late May when Portuguese media first reported that Langa would not remain at the Reboleira beyond the current campaign.
The club expressed gratitude for Langa’s contributions during his time at Estrela, issuing a statement thanking the defender for his professionalism and wishing him success in his future career. The 27-year-old has been a consistent presence for the Portuguese top-flight side, providing reliable defensive cover on the left flank throughout the season.
Also Departing: Bilal Brahimi
Langa is not the only player leaving Estrela da Amadora this summer. Midfielder Bilal Brahimi is also ending his loan spell with the club, returning to his parent team as both players look ahead to the next chapter of their careers. The departures create openings in Estrela’s squad that the club will need to address during the summer transfer window.
For Langa, the return to Almeria presents an opportunity to compete for a place in the Spanish side’s squad or potentially secure another loan move that offers regular playing time. The Mozambican international has built a solid reputation in Portuguese football, with his performances for Estrela demonstrating defensive discipline combined with an willingness to support attacking moves down the left channel.
Almeria Connection
Almeria signed Langa with an eye on developing his potential and loaning him out for experience. The Spanish club will now evaluate his situation and determine whether he features in their plans for the upcoming season or whether another temporary move would be more beneficial for his continued development. Given his age and experience level, Langa may feel the time is right to establish himself permanently at a club where he can be a regular starter.
Estrela da Amadora, meanwhile, have already begun their recruitment planning for the new season. The club will be active in the market for left-back reinforcements as well as midfield options following Brahimi’s departure. The Primeira Liga side will be looking to build on their campaign and improve their standing in the Portuguese top flight, making these departures early moves in what promises to be a busy window.
