After 14 years away, Oscar, the seasoned midfielder, is making a triumphant return to his Brazilian boyhood club, Sao Paulo. The move marks a significant milestone in Oscar's illustrious career, which has spanned continents and earned him a dedicated global fanbase.
Oscar's journey took him from Sao Paulo to Internacional in 2010, before joining Chelsea in 2012. During his time with the English club, he secured two Premier League titles and a Europa League trophy, showcasing his elite talent on the European stage.
In January 2017, Oscar made a pivotal move to Shanghai Port in the Chinese Super League (CSL). Over eight seasons, he not only won three CSL titles but also became a beloved figure among Asian football enthusiasts. His contribution to the team and the league solidified his status as a fan favorite.
Internationally, Oscar represented Brazil at the 2014 FIFA World Cup, leaving a memorable mark by scoring Brazil's only goal in the historic 7-1 semifinal loss against Germany.
Sao Paulo club president Julio Casares recently announced the arrival of Oscar, describing it as \"a super transfer.\" While the specifics of the contract remain undisclosed, local media suggests a three-year agreement. Oscar expressed his gratitude to Shanghai Port, stating, \"Today I finish a cycle that marked my life forever. I leave with my heart full of gratitude and pride for everything we achieved together.\"
As Oscar dons the Sao Paulo jersey once again, fans around the world eagerly anticipate the next chapter of his dynamic career.
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