Mumbai City FC has made a significant addition to their squad by signing Brazilian midfielder Hadrian Benavenuto Dos Santos. The 30-year-old player, known for his attacking skills, has played for several clubs in Brazil. His arrival is seen as a crucial move to bolster the team's performance, especially after the injury of key player Leandro. Hadrian expressed his excitement about joining the team and his commitment to supporting his teammates and fans. The club's management is optimistic about his potential contributions to their success this season.

Mumbai City FC Enhances Roster with New Signing

Mumbai City FC has officially announced the signing of 30-year-old Brazilian midfielder Hadrian Benavenuto Dos Santos. According to a recent press release, Hadrian, who hails from Foz do Iguaçu, is known for his left-footed attacking prowess. His career has seen him play for various Brazilian clubs, including Ypiranga FC, Foz do Iguacu, Cascavel, Atletico de Alagoinhas, and Ríver AC. He has also had stints with Santo Andre, Inhumas, and Moto Club before rejoining Barcelona-BA in December 2025. His arrival is expected to inject creativity into the squad as the Islanders aim for their season goals.

Player's Commitment and Management's Perspective

Hadrian expressed his appreciation for the opportunity, stating his eagerness to perform at his best, support his teammates, and make the fans proud. "I am thankful for this chance and excited to join the team. I aim to give my all every time I play, assist my teammates, and bring joy to the fans," he remarked in the press release.

On the management side, Mumbai City’s Director of Football, Sujay Sharma, explained that Hadrian was brought in to fill the gap left by the injured Leandro, ensuring the team maintains its depth and options. He expressed optimism that Hadrian would make a significant contribution to the team's success. "With Leandro's season-ending injury, we needed to secure Hadrian as a replacement to keep our squad robust. We are hopeful that he will give his best and help us achieve our desired outcomes," Sharma stated.