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OFFICIAL: ex-Benfica Everton Cebolinha signs for Santos for three months

Maisfutebol10 September 2026 at 12:10

The winger Everton Cebolinha, 30 years old, signed a contract with Santos for three months. The player left Flamengo definitively before completing the transfer to the Brazilian club.

Cebolinha, known as Everton Cebolinha, had a stint at Benfica, where he gained prominence in European football before returning to Brazil to play for Flamengo.

The three-month contract with Santos represents a short-term agreement for the player, who seeks to regain his game rhythm after leaving Flamengo.

The official announcement from the club confirms the signing of the winger, who will now defend the colors of Santos in the remainder of the season.

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