São Paulo pursues center-back Arthur Chaves from Hoffenheim
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 14, 2026, 2:34 PM
Last updated Jun 14, 2026
São Paulo FC is actively seeking a new center-back, identifying 25-year-old Arthur Chaves as their target. Chaves is currently on loan at Augsburg and is owned by Hoffenheim in Germany. The club's management is engaged in discussions with his representatives regarding a potential loan deal ahead of the upcoming transfer window opening on July 20. This pursuit follows a near agreement with defender Domingos Duarte, who ultimately opted for a salary increase, prompting São Paulo to withdraw. The club continues to implement a financial strategy focused on securing players without transfer fees.
- •São Paulo seeks to sign Arthur Chaves from Hoffenheim.
- •Chaves is currently on loan at Augsburg.
- •Negotiations with Chaves' representatives are underway.
- •The transfer window opens on July 20.
- •São Paulo has already secured six signings without transfer fees.
- 2:34 PMYahoo Sports — São Paulo keep hunting centre-back, eye target in Germany
"With the signing of forward Victor Sá underway, São Paulo remain active in the transfer market with a clear objective: the arrival of a new center-back, treated as the top priority by head coach Dor...
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