Colombian footballer Matheus Uribe will play for Al-Sadd from Qatar for the next three seasons, the club announced on Monday. FC Porto leaves at the end of his contract after four seasons with the Dragons.
“Al-Sadd has signed Colombian player Matheus Uribe to a three-year contract, starting in 2023/24″can be read on the Qatari account on the social network Twitter.
رسمياً: الكولمبي أوريبي لاعباً للزعيم اعتباراً from 20 23/24 hours during the program.#السد#دائما_مع_السد @matheus_uribe8 pic.twitter.com/qzTSVQAeX5
– #77 Al Sadd SC | نادي السد (@AlsaddSC) June 5, 2023
The 32-year-old midfielder, who scored 45 times for Colombia, made his official debut with another club the day after winning the Portuguese Cup for the ‘blue and white’, in the final against Sporting de Braga (2-0).
After that meeting, Porto president Jorge Nuno Pinto da Costa had already confirmed the player’s departure, as “a fantastic contract” was waiting for him.
“We knew for a long time that there would be no possibility to keep him, because these are figures that Portuguese football does not support. I’m sorry. He is a great player,” said the maximum captain of the ‘blue and white’ . ‘, in statements to RTP at the National Stadium in Oeiras.
The 32-year-old midfielder has scored 15 goals and six assists in 176 appearances for Porto over the past four seasons, winning two I Liga titles, three Portuguese Cups, two Cândido de Oliveira Super Cups and an FA Cup. Turns on.
Hired in the summer of 2019 from the Mexican side of America, in a deal worth 9.5 million euros, Uribe repeats the steps of the once influential Yacine Brahimi, Héctor Herrera, Vincent Aboubakar, Moussa Marega and Chancel Mbemba, who the national runners left -up at the end of the contract over the years without generating a profit.
Source: DN
