Grêmio eye Everton Cebolinha, just 9 games since World Cup | OneFootball

The Grêmio is considering signing Everton Cebolinha for the 2026 season, viewing the forward as a potential impact reinforcement for the new management that will take over the club. The challenge, however, will be to restore the player's confidence and rhythm.

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Everton Cebolinha's Numbers

At Flamengo, Cebolinha lost his place in the second half of 2025. Since the Club World Cup, he played in only nine matches — in two of them, for 1 minute (against Internacional, on August 20) and for 5 minutes (against Juventude, on September 14).

In the most recent match, against Santos, he was on the field for 11 minutes after almost a month of inactivity due to a hip-iliopsoas muscle injury.

Since the World Cup, he scored only one goal — in the draw with Atlético-MG, on August 6. Over the season, he has recorded 34 games, 4 goals, and 2 assists.

Success at Grêmio

At Grêmio, Everton Cebolinha played between 2014 and 2020 and made history with the Libertadores title in 2017. He represented the club from Rio Grande do Sul in 270 matches, scoring 69 goals.

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