What Happened in Brazilian Soccer Yesterday (Sunday, August 10th, 2025)
- DSM Advisory
- Aug 11
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Atlético-MG
Vasco 1 x 1 Atlético-MG – Vasco’s home – Brasileirão
Atlético-MG scored early against Vasco, conceded the equalizer, improved in the second half, and valued the away point amid a busy schedule.
Coach Cuca avoided confirming Scarpa’s departure, praised Reinier as a possible replacement, and considered the draw against Vasco fair.
Gabriel Menino scored at 37 seconds, the fastest goal in the 2025 Brasileirão, and his first for Atlético-MG.
Bahia
Bahia 3 x 3 Fluminense – Bahia’s home
Rogério Ceni said Bahia will announce a key signing this week, with the club and City Football Group working to fill squad gaps and negotiating for forward Mateo Sanabria from Al Ain.
Bahia drew 3-3 with Fluminense at Arena Fonte Nova, with Luciano Juba scoring the equalizer in the 43rd minute. The result kept Bahia in 4th place with 30 points.
The club gave up on signing goalkeeper Patrick Sequeira from Casa Pia after the Portuguese team maintained an €8 million asking price. Bahia is now targeting a goalkeeper with strong distribution to avoid errors that have led to goals this season.
Botafogo
Fortaleza 0 x 5 Botafogo – Fortaleza’s home – Brasileirão Série A
Botafogo signed Spanish forward Chris Ramos from Cádiz for up to €5.2 million; he will sign for three years.
The club prioritizes signing center-back Alix Vinícius from Atlético-GO but is monitoring other options.
Botafogo met with Edu Gaspar from Nottingham Forest and received financial backing from Evangelos Marinakis’s group to help John Textor in the SAF legal dispute.
Coach Davide Ancelotti has been transparent with players about the SAF issue, shielding the locker room and focusing on performance.
Bragantino
Bragantino 1 x 3 Internacional – Estádio Municipal Cícero de Souza Marques – Brasileirão Série A
Isidro Pitta suffered a left thigh injury against Inter and is out indefinitely.
Matheus Fernandes began physical transition after weeks sidelined with a calf injury.
Vanderlan will leave Palmeiras on Sunday to join Bragantino for €7 million, giving Palmeiras about R$35 million and 15% of a future sale.
Ceará
Palmeiras 2 x 1 Ceará – Palmeiras’ home
Ceará opened the scoring with Lourenço but quickly conceded two goals and lost 2-1 to Palmeiras at Allianz Parque.
The club is close to finalizing a loan deal for midfielder Rodriguinho from Cruzeiro until the end of 2025, with no purchase option.
Ceará announced the loan signing of Vinícius Zanocelo from Santos until the end of the season; he is already registered and available to play.
Corinthians
Corinthians is working to avoid a transfer ban over a US$6 million debt to Santos Laguna for Félix Torres, hoping the impeachment of Augusto Melo will reopen negotiations.
André Carrillo underwent successful surgery for a serious ankle ligament injury and will be sidelined for at least three months.
Augusto Melo was impeached with 69.37% of member votes, removed from office due to involvement in the VaideBet case and financial crime accusations.
Cruzeiro
Cruzeiro 1 x 2 Santos – Cruzeiro’s home – Brasileirão
Cruzeiro dominated the first half but wasted chances, dropped in performance in the second half, and suffered a comeback loss to Santos.
Coach Leonardo Jardim reaffirmed his commitment to Cruzeiro, demanded reinforcements to improve offensive quality, and criticized inconsistent refereeing.
Fabrício Bruno scored his first goal for Cruzeiro at Mineirão, dedicating it to his father and revealing his daughter had been hospitalized the previous week.
Flamengo
Flamengo 2 x 1 Mirassol – Flamengo’s home – Brasileirão
Flamengo beat Mirassol 2-1, leading the league and regaining confidence ahead of the Libertadores knockout stage.
Goalkeeper Rossi shone in the win, is negotiating an extension until 2028, and the club seeks a backup goalkeeper.
With Arrascaeta suspended against Inter, Filipe Luís considers starting Carrascal but may opt for Luiz Araújo, Plata, Saúl, or a tactical change.
Fluminense
Bahia 3 x 3 Fluminense – Bahia’s home – Brasileirão Série A
Fluminense is close to signing Colombian forward Santiago Moreno and awaits a response for an unnamed center-back target.
Coach Renato Gaúcho praised his team’s fighting spirit and the performances of youngsters Júlio Fidelis and Davi Schuindt in the draw with Bahia.
Midfielder Nonato left the match with a thigh injury, returned to Rio for tests, and will miss the Sudamericana clash against América de Cali.
Fortaleza
Fortaleza 0 x 5 Botafogo – Fortaleza’s home
Matheus Pereira left the last match with thigh pain and will miss the game against Vélez, according to Renato Paiva.
Playing with 10 men since the 5th minute, Fortaleza was thrashed by Botafogo and remains in the relegation zone with 15 points.
Goalkeeper Helton Leite was introduced and registered, saying he is ready to debut and emphasizing team unity.
Grêmio
Grêmio 0 x 1 Sport – Grêmio’s home – Brasileirão
Grêmio is in crisis after the loss to Sport, with mounting pressure on coach Mano Menezes.
Mano Menezes remains in charge but demands a quick turnaround, leaving his future open if results don’t improve.
The club is flirting with relegation, with the coach linking his stay to urgent improvement.
Internacional
Bragantino 1 x 3 Internacional – Bragantino’s home – Brasileirão
The win over Bragantino confirmed Ricardo Mathias as the starting striker, boosting confidence ahead of the Libertadores match against Flamengo.
Coach Roger Machado trusts Ricardo Mathias over Borré and Valencia.
Manchester United scouted Ricardo Mathias, who also interests another undisclosed English club.
Juventude
Juventude’s board called a meeting for August 12 to present a technical report and vote on continuing SAF talks with Five Eleven Capital.
The club signed right-back Igor Formiga, formerly of Corinthians’ youth team, until the end of 2026.
Juventude hosts Corinthians aiming to maintain its unbeaten home record against them in the points era.
Mirassol
Flamengo 2 x 1 Mirassol – Flamengo’s home – Brasileirão
Assistant coach Ivan Baitello praised his team’s courage despite the loss to Flamengo, which ended Mirassol’s unbeaten run.
Mirassol showed balance and offensive play despite losing to the league leader, standing out with possession, attacking style, and tactical discipline.
Palmeiras
Palmeiras 2 x 1 Ceará – Allianz Parque – Brasileirão Série A
Palmeiras inquired about Julio Enciso, a Paraguayan talent from Brighton who played on loan at Ipswich.
The club is progressing in talks to sign left-back Jefté from Rangers, formerly of Fluminense.
Palmeiras is close to signing goalkeeper Carlos Miguel from Nottingham Forest for about €6 million.
Santos
Cruzeiro 1 x 2 Santos – Mineirão – Brasileirão Série A
Ceará confirmed the loan of Vinícius Zanocelo until the end of the season, with Santos retaining 60% of his rights.
Center-back João Alencar from Santos U20 underwent knee surgery and has no return date.
After terminating with Santos, right-back Aderlan signed with Sport until the end of the season.
São Paulo
São Paulo 2 x 0 Vitória – MorumBIS – Brasileirão Série A
Right-back João Moreira was loaned to Porto B until January 2026 with a €2 million buy option for 50% of his rights.
São Paulo is interested in bringing back defender Rafael Tolói, 34, but no negotiations have started.
Forward Lucas Ferreira was sold to Shakhtar Donetsk for €10 million, with São Paulo receiving €8 million and keeping 10% of future sales.
Sport Recife
Grêmio 0 x 1 Sport Recife – Grêmio’s home
Sport earned its first league win with a goal from Matheusinho, ending a 141-day drought but remaining bottom with 9 points.
Right-back Hereda underwent surgery for pubalgia; Matheus Alexandre and Aderlan are options to replace him.
Defender Chico did not travel for the match as he negotiates a move to Hapoel Tel Aviv.
Vasco
Vasco 1 x 1 Atlético-MG – Vasco’s home – Brasileirão Série A
Vasco is negotiating for Colombian defender Carlos Cuesta from Galatasaray, considered fast, strong, and good on the ball.
Defender João Victor’s representatives will present a €4.5 million offer from CSKA Moscow to Vasco.
Vasco is evaluating Colombian defender Jhohan Romaña from San Lorenzo, valued at about US$8 million.
Vitória
São Paulo 2 x 0 Vitória – São Paulo’s home
Despite the debuts of Ramon and Romarinho, Vitória was outplayed by São Paulo, ending a five-match unbeaten run.
Vitória finished the first round without an away win, with five draws and five losses in 10 games.
Coach Fábio Carille promised a more competitive Vitória in the second round, aiming to secure top-flight survival.



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