💣Just like home, most Colombians play in the Brasileirao | OneFootball

Brazilian football has established itself as the preferred destination for Colombian talent. With the confirmation of the latest market moves, the Brasileirao will reach the historic figure of 30 Colombian players registered for the current season. This migratory phenomenon not only responds to the economic capacity of Brazilian clubs but also to the search for competitiveness ahead of the next World Cup.

Hinestroza and Cetré: The Latest Arrivals

Two key transfers have sealed this record figure. Marino Hinestroza leaves Atlético Nacional to join Vasco da Gama, in an operation that stands out for the young winger's projection in the Carioca league. On the other hand, Edwuin Cetré joins the ambitious project of Athletico Paranaense, bringing his flair and experience to a tournament that increasingly demands greater physical performance.

A Strategic Market for the National Team

This massive presence reinforces the status of the Brazilian league as the main showcase in South America. With figures spread across top-tier teams, the coaching staff of the Colombian National Team will have a privileged radar to monitor their players in a highly demanding environment. From established stars to emerging promises, the football of the "five-time champions" will speak more Spanish than ever this year thanks to the Colombian legion.

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