Ex-Santos and São Paulo man Vitor Bueno unveiled by Remo | OneFootball

Remo announced the signing of midfielder Vitor Bueno, 31 years old. The player was at Cerezo Osaka, Japan, and has played for Santos and São Paulo.

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Career

Trained at Botafogo de Ribeirão Preto, the player stood out in Brazilian football in 2016, when, playing for Santos, he made 48 appearances, scored 13 goals, and provided 3 assists. That season, Vitor Bueno helped Santos become the runner-up in the Brazilian Championship.  

After a stint in Ukraine, he returned to Brazil in 2019 to play for São Paulo, where he played for three seasons, from 2019 to 2021. After leaving São Paulo, he played for two years at Athletico Paranaense before moving to Japanese football in 2024.

In total, he has played 396 matches in his career, scored 75 goals, and provided 33 assists.

Remo back to the top tier

After a 31-year hiatus, Remo will finally compete in the top tier of the Brazilian Championship this season. The team from Pará finished last season's Serie B in fourth place, securing promotion to the first division.

Debut in the Brasileirão

⚔️ Match: Vitória vs. Remo

🏆 Competition: First round of the Brazilian Championship 2026

📅 Date: January 28, 2026

⏰ Time: 7 PM (Brasília time)

🏟️ Venue: Barradão

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