Transfer news: follow the latest updates this Wednesday, 24 December | OneFootball

The Transfer Market is stirring up clubs in Brazil and abroad, with negotiations, inquiries, and developments that are reshaping squads for the upcoming season. While the country’s top teams are working to strengthen strategic sectors, international football also promises to experience busy days, with impactful transfers, competition for promising talents, and opportunities arising as the transfer window turns.

Check out below the main news, moves, and rumors that are keeping club executives, agents, and fans buzzing around the world.

Romero on his way out?

Corinthians’ psychologist, Anahy Couto, published a farewell-like message this Wednesday to forward Ángel Romero, who is under contract until the end of the year with his future at the club still uncertain. Despite the buzz, she clarified that there is no confirmation regarding the player’s departure and that the post was merely a tribute, highlighting Romero’s leadership and importance behind the scenes.

The Paraguayan publicly expressed his gratitude, emphasizing the psychologist’s support, and remains one of the squad’s main leaders, even with less playing time this season.

(Photo: Rodrigo Coca/Agência Corinthians)

Corinthians seeks replacement for Fabinho Soldado

Corinthians plans to go to the market to find a replacement for Fabinho Soldado. The football executive left the club by mutual agreement last Tuesday.

According to Gazeta Esportiva, the board led by Osmar Stabile intends to fill Fabinho’s departure with a market professional. The club will look for an executive with a modern profile, experience in Brazilian football, and strong negotiation skills.

(Photo: Rodrigo Coca/Agência Corinthians)

Juventude announces former Santos player

Juventude announced this Wednesday the signing of center-back Messias, 31, as another reinforcement for the 2026 season. Formerly of Santos, the defender joins the club from Rio Grande do Sul after two seasons with Goiás and has signed a contract valid until the end of 2027.

Additionally, the club announced the signing of defensive midfielder Léo Oliveira, 29, as a reinforcement for the 2026 season. Champion of Série C in 2025 and a standout at his previous club, the player signed a contract until the end of 2026 and is the fourth signing for the Jaconero team for next year.

(Photo: Publicity/Juventude)

São Paulo bets on Paraguayan goalkeeper from MLS

São Paulo has completed the signing of goalkeeper Carlos Coronel from New York Red Bulls, a Major League Soccer team and the top division in U.S. football. The Paraguayan player will sign a two-year contract.

(Photo: Publicity)

Atlético-MG close to signing Renan Lodi

Atlético-MG has advanced negotiations to sign left-back Renan Lodi, who is a free agent after terminating his contract with Al-Hilal of Saudi Arabia. The club from Minas Gerais has already agreed to the terms of a five-year contract with the player.

Photo: Publicity / @Alhilal_EN

Palmeiras extends Rômulo’s loan with Novorizontino

Midfielder Rômulo will continue playing for Grêmio Novorizontino for another season. The club from São Paulo’s countryside announced this Wednesday the extension of the player’s loan from Palmeiras, extending the deal until the end of 2026.

Photo: reproduction / Novorizontino

São Paulo renews with women’s team midfielder

São Paulo announced this Wednesday the contract renewal of Aline, midfielder for the women’s team, until December 31, 2027. Her previous contract was valid until the end of this year.

(Photo: Publicity)

Coritiba confirms renewal with two players

Coritiba confirmed this Wednesday the contract renewal of two important squad members. One of the standouts in the 2025 Série B title campaign, Colombian midfielder Sebas Gómez had his contract extended until the end of 2028, reinforcing the club’s commitment to maintaining its championship core.

In addition, Coxa also announced the retention of center-back Rodrigo Moledo, who renewed his contract until the end of 2026, continuing the board’s planning for next season.

(Photo: Publicity / Coritiba)

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