O atacante Sinisterra em jogo do Cruzeiro (Gustavo Aleixo/Cruzeiro)
O Cruzeiro gastou um total de R$ 81,5 milhões para reforçar seu elenco profissional com a contratação de mais quatro reforços nessa janela de transferências que se fechou ontem (2). Chegaram ao elenco celeste os atacantes Luis Sinisterra e Keny Arroyo, o lateral-direito Kauã Moraes e o meio-campista Ryan Guilherme.
Em busca de atacantes de lado, que dão mais velocidade e amplitude para o time, o técnico da Raposa, Leonardo Jardim pediu a contratação de pelo menos mais um atleta e a diretoria conseguiu trazer dois. O colombiano Luis Sinisterra, de 26 anos, que joga pela esquerda e estava atuando na Inglaterra, pelo Bournemouth, chega por empréstimo até junho do ano que vem, com opção de compra.
Já o equatoriano Keny Arroyo, de 19 anos, foi contratado em definitivo, junto ao Besiktas, da Turquia. Para ter 50% dos direitos do jovem promissor, a Raposa aportou 8 milhões de euros (cerca de R$ 51 milhões). O restante permanece com o Independiente del Valle, clube que revelou o jovem atacante, que atua pelo lado direito. Arroyo assinou contrato até dezembro de 2029.
“Fico feliz de chegar ao Cruzeiro, um clube muito grande. O que tenho que fazer é dar o melhor de mim pelo clube. Quando chegou a comunicação de chegar ao Cruzeiro, me alegrei muito. É um clube grande do Brasil e vou dar o meu máximo para buscar títulos com o Cruzeiro. Vou mostrar o meu melhor em campo, mostrar do que sou capaz para ajudar o clube”, disse Arroyo em sua chegada a BH.
Por fim, chegaram ainda outros dois jovens atletas promissores do futebol brasileiro. O lateral-direito Kauã Moraes, de 18 anos, foi comprado do Athletico-PR por R$ 10 milhões – valor da multa rescisória -, assinou até agosto de 2030 e chega para suprir a ausência de Fagner. Desde a lesão do experiente lateral, o Cruzeiro tinha apenas William como opção no setor.
Já o meio-campista Ryan Guilherme, de 23 anos, teve 40% de seus direitos econômicos comprados do Fortaleza, por R$ 4,5 milhões. O jogador chega como uma opção aos volantes do elenco celeste, que já conta com Lucas Silva, Lucas Romero, Walace e Matheus Henrique. Inicialmente, Ryan tinha acordo para atuar no Royal Antwerp-BEL, mas o acordo melou e a Raposa aproveitou e assinou até o fim de 2030.
Reforços do Cruzeiro
- Ryan Guilherme – volante – 23 anos – R$ 4,5 milhões por 40% dos direitos
- Kauã Moraes – lateral-direito- 18 anos – R$ 10 milhões – 100%
- Luis Sinisterra – atacante pela esquerda – 26 anos – 2,5 milhões de euros pelo empréstimo ( R$ 16 milhões) – tem opção de compra
- Keny Arroyo – atacante pela direita -19 anos – 8 milhões de euros (cerca de R$ 51 milhões) por 50%
Time traz volante sérvio para o time sub-20
Além dos quatro atletas contratados para reforçar o elenco principal, o Cruzeiro aproveitou essa janela de transferências recém-fechada para trazer também o meio-campista sérvio Andrej Nikolic, de 19 anos, para atuar inicialmente pela equipe sub-20. O garoto estava defendendo o Nacional, de Portugal, até o fim da última temporada europeia.
Nikolic passou por algumas semanas de testes na Toca da Raposa até ser aprovado e assinar contrato até o fim de 2026 com a Raposa. A expectativa é que o jovem que atua como volante possa se adaptar ao Brasil atuando na equipe de juniores e, caso consiga se destacar, possa ser promovido para o elenco profissional.
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