São Paulo sign midfielder Danielzinho, formerly of Mirassol | OneFootball

São Paulo sign midfielder Danielzinho, formerly of Mirassol | OneFootball

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·19. Dezember 2025

São Paulo sign midfielder Danielzinho, formerly of Mirassol

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São Paulo announced this Friday the signing of midfielder Danielzinho, a standout in Mirassol's historic campaign in this year's Brazilian Championship. The 31-year-old player signed a contract valid until December 31, 2027, with an automatic renewal clause until December 31, 2028, if he meets the goals set by the club.

“It's the realization of a dream, a really good feeling. Having the opportunity to wear a shirt of this magnitude is a privilege. I am very happy because it's something that was once dreamed of. I am here to achieve the club's objectives and meet the fans' expectations. I will fight and work for São Paulo to achieve great things,” said São Paulo's first reinforcement for 2026.


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Since his contract with Leão Caipira would end at the end of 2025, Danielzinho joined Tricolor Paulista without any costs, with the club taking possession of 80% of the player's economic rights, while he retains the remaining 20%.

The midfielder has already undergone medical examinations and will join the squad led by coach Hernán Crespo at the beginning of January, when the pre-season will start.

Standout at Mirassol

A key player in Mirassol's campaign, which secured a direct spot in the 2026 Libertadores, Danielzinho played in 37 of the 38 rounds of the Brasileirão, always as a starter, and was the second outfield player with the most matches in this year's competition, in addition to being the fourth athlete with the most playing time: 3,655 minutes throughout the championship.

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