São Paulo announced the signing of defender Matheus Dória from Atlas, Mexico. The player's contract is until the end of 2027, with an option for renewal for one more season. Although Dória had a contract with the Mexican team until mid-2027, he obtained a release to return to Brazil. São Paulo will not pay for the transfer and will hold 90% of Dória's economic rights, while the player will hold the other 10%.

According to ESPN BR, São Paulo has announced the signing of defender Dória. Dória was formerly with Botafogo. He was a free agent after terminating his contract with Atlas of Mexico. The defender signed a contract that is valid until December 31, 2027, with a renewal possibility for another season.

Globo.com reports that São Paulo has arranged the signing of defender Matheus Dória. Dória was with Atlas in Mexico. The player is expected to undergo medical examinations and sign a two-season contract. Dória's contract with the Mexican team was valid until mid-2027, and he had been seeking a release to return to Brazil. The defender is set to be São Paulo's third reinforcement for the 2026 season.

Matheus Dória, whose contract with Atlas runs until June 2027, is in negotiations for an early exit and views São Paulo as a good destination for the 2026 season. Two obstacles to an agreement currently exist: the initial salary demand, which exceeds what São Paulo had planned to offer, and competition from other clubs. Journalist Jorge Nicola revealed the negotiations, which were later confirmed by ge. Dória confirmed that discussions are taking place with various Brazilian clubs. He also stated that the current situation makes his departure from Atlas easier and mentioned the possibility of forgoing money owed to him to secure a release.