Transfer news: follow the latest updates this Wednesday, 7 January | OneFootball

The Transfer Market is stirring clubs in Brazil and abroad, with negotiations, inquiries, and advancements that are reshaping squads for the next season. While the country's top teams are organizing to strengthen strategic sectors, international football also promises to experience busy days, with impactful transfers, battles for promising talents, and opportunities arising as the window turns.

Follow below the main news, movements, and rumors that are exciting managers, agents, and fans around the world.

Fagner stays at Cruzeiro

Cruzeiro announced this Wednesday the contract renewal with right-back Fagner. The experienced player has agreed to a one-season deal with the Minas Gerais team and is definitively leaving Corinthians.

Photo: Gustavo Aleixo/Cruzeiro

Imperatriz returns

Palmeiras secured a valuable reinforcement for the women's team in 2026. This Wednesday, the club announced the return of Bia Zaneratto. The forward, who was at Kansas City Current in the United States, returns for her fourth stint with the club and will wear the number 10 shirt again.

Photo: Reproduction / Palmeiras

Will it happen now?

Cruzeiro made a new offer to Zenit for midfielder Gerson, considered the main target of the Minas Gerais team in the transfer window. The proposal aimed to improve the payment terms and increase the fixed part.

Gerson (Photo: Rafael Ribeiro/CBF)

Early departure?

Without space at Atlético de Madrid since his arrival in July 2025, midfielder Thiago Almada, formerly of Botafogo, may be negotiated in this transfer window. The large number of players in the positions where the Argentine plays might be the main reason for the possible move. The information was released by the Spanish radio Cadena Ser.

Photo: Thomas COEX / AFP

City makes a million-dollar signing

Manchester City has secured the signing of Ghanaian left-winger Antoine Semenyo, a standout at Bournemouth in the English Championship. The deal is around 65 million pounds (approximately R$472 million). The information was disclosed by journalist Fabrizio Romano.

Photo: JUSTIN TALLIS / AFP

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