Ex-Brazil midfielder Jadson joins Corinthians
Former Brazil international midfielder Jadson
Rio de Janeiro - ArabToday
Former Brazil international midfielder Jadson has agreed to return to his former club Corinthians after parting ways with China's Tianjin Quanjian.
The 33-year-old ended two weeks of negotiations by agreeing to a monthly salary of around 125,000 US dollars over two years, Corinthians officials said on Tuesday.
Jadson helped Tianjin Quanjian earn promotion to the Chinese Super League this year after joining the club from Corinthians in December 2015.
He left Tianjin Quanjian by mutual consent on January 16 after expressing a desire to return to his homeland.
Capped eight times for Brazil, Jadson's club career has also included spells at Sao Paulo, Shakhtar Donetsk and Atletico Paranaense.
source: Xinhua
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