In 2026, Brazilian football's transfer market boomed with record signings like Lucas Paquetá’s return to Flamengo and a growing influx of Colombian players drawn by better salaries and market opportunities.
January 2026 sees active transfer negotiations in Brazilian football with Flamengo, Atlético-MG, Vasco, and Fluminense making key moves and strategic player decisions.
Cruzeiro completes a major signing of midfielder Gerson from Zenit on a contract until 2030 in a €27 million deal.
Corinthians kick off tactical preparations for the 2026 Campeonato Paulista and announce defender Gabriel Paulista as their first signing after lifting their CBF transfer ban.
Gabigol officially returns to Santos on loan from Cruzeiro, expressing enthusiasm for the upcoming season, while Santos celebrates a key Serie A win.
Atlético Mineiro confirms the signing of Renan Lodi on a five-year contract as their first major reinforcement for 2026.
Chelsea FC targets Palmeiras' Vitor Roque in a significant transfer move that could reshape their Brazilian talent lineup in English football.
Ederson discusses his decision to leave Manchester City due to injuries and unhappiness and embraces new challenges with Fenerbahçe.
Real Madrid sets a price close to R$1 billion for Vinicius Junior amid stalled contract talks and performance issues, casting doubt on his future with the club.
Neymar aims for a European transfer ahead of the 2026 World Cup amid strong skepticism about his physical condition, with Inter Milan denying interest and Emerson Leão criticizing his fitness.
Cristiano Ronaldo becomes football's first billionaire thanks to a lucrative Al Nassr contract and extensive endorsements.
Amanda Gutierres becomes Brazil's most expensive female footballer with a $1.1 million transfer to Boston Legacy, marking a milestone in Brazilian women's football history.