Oscar Returns to Sao Paulo After Eight Years in China

The 33-year-old Brazilian midfielder rejoins his boyhood club on a free transfer, marking a homecoming after a successful international career.

Oscar, former Chelsea and Brazil midfielder, has signed a three-year contract with Sao Paulo, the club where he began his professional career in 2008.
The move comes after Oscar spent eight seasons with Shanghai Port in China, where he won three Chinese Super League titles and became a fan favorite.
Oscar joined Sao Paulo on a free transfer, with the club announcing the signing through a celebratory social media video on Tuesday.
During his career, Oscar has won major trophies, including two Premier League titles, a Europa League, and an English League Cup with Chelsea.
Oscar, who scored 12 goals in 48 appearances for Brazil, is remembered for netting his country's only goal in their 7-1 loss to Germany in the 2014 World Cup semifinals.