🛒 Catch up on the final day of the international transfer window for Brazil | OneFootball

The international window for Brazilian football closed this Tuesday (3).

However, Brazilian clubs have until March 27 to sign players who play in national football.

We, at OneFootball, have prepared a summary of what moved the football market in the country this Tuesday!

Check it out below and leave your comment!

Flamengo

Tuesday began with the bombshell that the Flamengo board dropped in the early hours.

Filipe Luís, champion of the 2024 Copa do Brasil, and the 2025 Brasileirão and Libertadores, was dismissed after the 8-0 thrashing (11-0 on aggregate) over Madureira in the Cariocão semifinals.

Besides the surprising dismissal of the coach, Rodrigo Caio also left Flamengo.

The Flamengo board has already secured the signing of Portuguese Leonardo Jardim to replace Filipe Luís.

The former Cruzeiro coach has already arrived in Rio de Janeiro and should be announced soon.

The idea of the Flamengo board is to resolve the bureaucratic procedures in time for Leonardo Jardim to be on the bench at Maracanã next Sunday (8), in the Cariocão final against Fluminense.

Corinthians

The Timão gave up on signing goalkeeper João Ricardo from Fortaleza after medical examinations.

Without João Ricardo, Corinthians inquired about the situation of goalkeeper Neto at Botafogo and submitted a loan proposal to the Rio club.

As the window for the national market remains open until March 27, negotiations are ongoing.

São Paulo

The renewal was already defined, but the new contract of Marcos Antônio with the Tricolor Paulista was registered in the CBF BID. 

The detail is the release clause: 900 million reais if the departure is to a Brazilian club - Flamengo showed interest in signing the midfielder.

Santos

Peixe announced the signing of Lucas Veríssimo.

The 30-year-old defender returns to the club where he was formed and signs a three-year contract.

Santos paid 5 million euros (about R$ 30.5 million) for the signing of Lucas Veríssimo from Al Duhail, Qatar.

Vasco

Cruz-Maltino insisted and managed to secure the signing of coach Renato Gaúcho to replace Fernando Diniz.

The 63-year-old coach signed a contract until the end of 2026 with Vasco, a club he coached between 2005-2007 and 2008.

Palmeiras

Verdão hasn't announced anyone, but coach Abel Ferreira commented on Flamengo's decision to dismiss Filipe Luís.

Besides the Portuguese coach, Leila Pereira, president of Palmeiras, took a jab at the rival Rio club's board.

Fluminense

It took longer than the fans expected, but the Tricolor Carioca announced the reinforcements of Colombian defender Julián Millán, ex-Nacional, and forward Rodrigo Castillo.

In the video announcing Castillo, Fluminense remembered the former goalkeeper and idol of the 40s, 50s, and 60s, Carlos Castilho (who gives his name to the training center), who once cut his own finger to not miss games for his beloved club.

Besides the announcements, Fluminense submitted a loan proposal until the end of the year, with a purchase option, to São Paulo for midfielder Alisson.

The player worked with coach Luis Zubeldía at Tricolor Paulista and would join the Rio club to replace Lima, who was transferred to América do México.

Alisson, in turn, who doesn't have a good atmosphere at São Paulo after having "closed" with Corinthians, might "breathe new air".

Botafogo

Glorioso secured the loan of Júnior Santos from Atlético-MG.

According to journalist Venê Casagrande, the purchase option is the same amount that Galo paid Botafogo in January 2025: 8 million dollars (about R$ 42.2 million).

Sport Recife

Leão da Ilha do Retiro announced midfielder Biel and defender Zé Marcos.

Fortaleza

Laion announced the loan signing of forward Welliton Matheus from Primavera, a club that competed in the 2026 Paulistão.

Remo

After the dismissal of Juan Carlos Osorio, who led the Pará club in only 14 matches, Remo is close to hiring coach Léo Condé.

And Remo also announced the signing of Cameroonian defender Duplexe Tchamba.

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