Brazilian talent remains in high demand

RIO DE JANEIRO. — Foreign clubs are still showing an insatiable appetite for Brazilian players while Argentines appear to be going out of fashion, according to a Fifa report on the global transfer market published on Wednesday. The report said that of 12 309 international transfers registered worldwide last year, 13 percent, or 1 558, involved Brazilian players, either leaving their country, returning home or moving between other nations.

“No nationality in the global transfer market is more mobile than the Brazilian nationality. What is striking is the diversity of Brazilian players’ mobility patterns,” the report said. — Reuters.

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