How do you rate defender Robert Arboleda’s season at São Paulo? Vote! | OneFootball

The defender Robert Arboleda completed his eighth season with São Paulo. As the longest-serving player on the team, he also felt the effects of the instability that marked the tricolor's year.

Arboleda's season can be divided into two distinct phases. In the first half of the year, the defender maintained consistency and established himself as one of the team's pillars. Even after suffering a muscle overload in his left thigh, which kept him out for about 20 days between April and May, he returned at a high level and even made it to the Paulistão selection.

The second half of 2025, however, was marked by physical difficulties. In August, tests revealed an injury to the rectus femoris muscle in his left leg, which sidelined him for six matches. In November, he again felt pain in the same area as the first injury of the year, missing another three games.

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Arboleda's Numbers

Throughout the season, Arboleda played 45 matches for São Paulo, being the tenth player with the most appearances on the field, and scored four goals. Still, he couldn't prevent the high number of goals conceded by the team: a total of 73, averaging 1.11 per game.

For comparison, since the defender's arrival, only in his debut season in 2017 (80 goals), and in the years 2021 (87) and 2022 (82), did São Paulo end the year with worse numbers.

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