Jhon Arias joins Wolves after four years at Fluminense.
The Wolves have officially announced the incorporation of Colombian winger Jhon Arias, from Fluminense, with a four-year contract.
Sources close to the negotiation indicate that Fluminense will receive 22 million euros for 90% of Arias’ sporting rights.
The Brazilian club will keep 10% of a future sale, as well as a preferential clause in case the striker decides to return to play in Brazil.
Arias stood out with Fluminense on their way to the Club World Cup semi-finals, where he scored a goal and assisted another in six matches.
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In total, Arias scored 47 goals and provided 55 assists in 230 matches with Fluminense since his arrival in August 2021, being part of the team that won the Copa Libertadores in 2023.
The 27-year-old player also has 31 international matches with the Colombian national team, and was a starter in six matches of last year’s Copa América.
