Sports
Chlle defender Mena joins Sao Paulo
Rio De Janeiro, Jan 9 : Sao Paulo have signed Chile international defender Eugenio Mena on loan from Cruzeiro, the Brazilian club said on Friday.
The agreement includes an option to secure the 27-year-old on a permanent deal at the end of the loan period in December, Xinhua news agency reported.
Mena said the appointment of Argentine Edgardo Bauza as Sao Paulo coach last month had influenced his decision to join the six-time Brazilian league champions.
"He will help me a lot in terms of adaption," Mena said during a press conference, adding that his native Spanish would benefit the team during this year's Copa Libertadores.
"Most of the referees speak Spanish in the Copa Libertadores and the rival teams too. I think that will be important when we're out on the pitch."
Mena, who was a member of the Chile squad that won last year's Copa America, is contracted to Cruzeiro until 2018.
11 hours ago
Peter Magyar sworn in as Hungary's Prime Minister
12 hours ago
Meta discontinues end‑to‑end encryption for Instagram
12 hours ago
No ships have passed through Strait of Hormuz in past 24h: Report
12 hours ago
Kalyani Priyadarshan on her Cannes debut: I just want to enjoy the whole experience
14 hours ago
Indian seafarer killed after ship catches fire, sinks near Strait of Hormuz
16 hours ago
Pentagon releases alien files with 'four-foot' beings, unexplained aerial sightings
18 hours ago
Big B shares Steve Jobs’ inspired mantra on focus: Do it now
18 hours ago
Urvashi Rautela: Stopped trying to over-explain myself
18 hours ago
Meenakshi Seshadri recalls how Rishi Kapoor's fine driving skills helped her shoot for a tough shot in Damini
18 hours ago
'Rowdy Janardhana' makers release new still from film to mark Vijay Deverakonda's birthday
18 hours ago
Anand Deverakonda calls 'Big brother' Vijay Deverakonda more complete & confident on his birthday
18 hours ago
Sobhita Dhulipala’s comment on trusting instincts and honouring oneself goes viral
18 hours ago
Nora Fatehi to perform at FIFA World Cup 2026 opening ceremony in Toronto
