Rafael Navarro, who was the captain of the Colorado Rapids, has transferred to St. Louis City in a record-breaking deal valued at $12 million, the highest fee ever exchanged between two MLS clubs. The 26-year-old Brazilian forward, who had scored 11 goals and provided five assists in the current season, signed a four-year contract and will wear the number 9 shirt. Navarro stated that he considers the move a significant responsibility that reflects his career path in the MLS and that he is determined to justify the club's faith in him. The transfer occurs while St. Louis City has a 13-game unbeaten streak. The forward has 2 caps for Brazil U15, and his current market value is €6.00m, according to Transfermarkt.