Fans rate Ferraresi's season at São Paulo as 'average' | OneFootball

The defender Nahuel Ferraresi concluded his fourth season wearing the São Paulo jersey. In 2025, the Venezuelan played a significant role in the tricolor squad, standing out for his versatility in playing both as a center-back and a right-back.

Just like in 2024, Ferraresi was a frequent presence among the starters. Throughout the season, he played 46 matches, starting 35 of them, and ended the year as the eighth player with the most games for the club, tied with Sabino.

In defensive numbers, the athlete showed good stats. There were 121 tackles, an average of 2.6 per game, along with 41 interceptions and 54 aerial duels won. In support of the attack, he contributed with four assists. The data is from SofaScore

In a poll conducted by Gazeta Esportiva, most fans rated Ferraresi's season as regular. In total, 57.14% of participants chose this classification. Another 23.81% considered the defender's performance good, while 9.52% rated the year as excellent. Negative evaluations were in the minority: 4.76% of voters classified the season as bad or terrible.

Moments of Instability

Despite the consistency, Ferraresi also went through negative episodes throughout the year. In the victory over Náutico, during the third phase of the Copa do Brasil, he was sent off at 22 minutes of the first half, which increased the opponent's pressure, although São Paulo secured the qualification.

In the Brazilian Championship, in the 2-0 defeat to Mirassol at Morumbi, the defender scored an own goal, sealing the score in favor of the visiting team.

Interest from Botafogo

With the season over, Ferraresi has attracted interest from Botafogo. The club from Rio is also monitoring midfielder Pablo Maia and has already made an offer for both players.

See also: Transfer Market: follow the latest news from São Paulo

São Paulo is evaluating the offers and is expected to meet with Botafogo representatives this Wednesday to discuss the next steps of the negotiation. The information was released by ESPN.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.