José Enamorado joins Grêmio, shares season hopes | OneFootball

This Tuesday, forward José Enamorado was introduced as the newest addition to Grêmio for the 2026 season. The Colombian player, who arrives after three seasons with the Colombian team Junior Barranquilla, expressed his gratitude for wearing the Imortal’s jersey.

“I am very grateful, happy, and filled with anticipation to get many minutes at this wonderful institution. I am very happy and I already want to play my first minute here at the Grêmio Arena. It is a great opportunity for me and for my career. Now it’s time to work, hard and humbly, and contribute as much as I can to the team,” he stated.

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Conversation with Luís Castro

The 27-year-old athlete spoke about the opportunity he had to talk with coach Luís Castro during the negotiations.

“I had the opportunity to talk with the coach. Like everyone here, we have high expectations for what’s to come, for the championships we will compete in. And I believe now it’s simply about working and showing what I can do when I get the chance to play.” he said.

Competition for Position

Enamorado also spoke about the competition for a starting spot he will face at Grêmio. Players like Pavón and Tetê are expected to compete for a place in the starting lineup alongside the Colombian.

“Well, we all know that in big teams there is competition. So I will work humbly, give my best, and show the good things I was doing at my previous club. I’ll show it day by day, work hard, and stand out,” he emphasized.

Enamorado’s Career Path

José Enamorado has spent his entire career at Colombian clubs. In 2016, he began his professional career at Oromarso. Four years later, he was loaned to Deportivo Cali, and the following year he was signed by Real Cartagena.

After a loan spell at Santa Fé, Enamorado joined Junior Barranquilla, where he stayed for three seasons.

In 2025, he had his best season as a professional player. He was decisive and contributed with 11 goals and seven assists, leading Barranquilla to the Colombian League title.

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