Transfer news: follow Sunday’s updates, 11 January | OneFootball

The Transfer Market is stirring up clubs in Brazil and abroad, with negotiations, inquiries, and developments that are reshaping squads for the next season. While the country’s top teams are working to strengthen strategic areas, international football also promises to have busy days ahead, with impactful transfers, competition for promising talents, and opportunities emerging as the transfer window opens.

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Check out below the main news, moves, and rumors that are stirring up executives, agents, and fans around the world.

Libertadores Champion with Flamengo signs with Al-Hilal

This Sunday, Saudi Arabian club Al-Hilal announced the signing of Pablo Marí, the Spanish defender who won the Libertadores and the Brazilian Championship with Flamengo in 2019, on loan from Fiorentina, Italy. The deal is valid for six months with a possible extension for another year.

(Photo: Publicity / Al Hilal)

Grêmio announces the signing of Tetê for the 2026 season

Grêmio announced this Sunday the signing of forward Tetê. A product of the club’s youth system, the player returns to the Tricolor after seven years and has signed a contract valid for four seasons, until the end of 2029.

Photo: Publicity / Grêmio

Chapecoense announces the signing of Bolasie, former Cruzeiro player

Chapecoense announced this Sunday the signing of forward Yannick Bolasie. At 36 years old, the Congolese player has signed with the Santa Catarina club until December 2026.

Photo: Publicity/Chapecoense

Fluminense monitors San Lorenzo striker and faces competition from Boca Juniors

Fluminense has been looking for reinforcements for the season. According to the Argentine press, the Rio club is eyeing Alexis Cuello, a 25-year-old player from San Lorenzo-ARG.

Photo: Publicity / San Lorenzo

Cerro Porteño targets signing of Vegetti from Vasco

Striker Vegetti may leave Vasco. Cerro Porteño-PAR has shown interest in signing the Argentine. However, the Paraguayan board has not yet submitted an official proposal.

Photos: Matheus Lima/Vasco.

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