Goulart returns to Guangzhou Evergrande after 4 months away
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SAO PAULO – Ricardo Goulart is returning to Chinese club Guangzhou Evergrande after only four months away.
The 27-year-old midfielder, who won five titles with the Chinese team, says he has received an offer to leave Palmeiras that he can’t refuse.
Goulart first joined Guangzhou in 2015 and scored 103 goals for the club. He is currently recovering from a right knee injury that should keep him off the field until the end of June.
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