Fluminense have revealed that Deco has agreed terms with them as the final details of his move back to Brazil from Chelsea are resolved.
The 32-year-old stated recently that he wanted to return to the land of his birth and was about to negotiate a release from his contract with Chelsea, whom he joined in 2008 on a three-year contract.
The playmaker now appears set for an imminent return to South America after spending the last 13 years of his career in Europe, where he won international recognition with Portugal.
"As Deco himself said, the deal is well under way," Celso Barros, the president of the group which owns Fluminense, informed the press.
"It depends only on him being released by Chelsea and passing the medical tests, because the salary and length of contract have already been agreed.
"We will not talk this Wednesday, but in principle Deco will go to London to try to expedite his release with Chelsea. That done, he has asked Fluminense for at least a week to be with his children in Brazil and then he will report for medical tests and to start training."
The 32-year-old stated recently that he wanted to return to the land of his birth and was about to negotiate a release from his contract with Chelsea, whom he joined in 2008 on a three-year contract.
The playmaker now appears set for an imminent return to South America after spending the last 13 years of his career in Europe, where he won international recognition with Portugal.
"As Deco himself said, the deal is well under way," Celso Barros, the president of the group which owns Fluminense, informed the press.
"It depends only on him being released by Chelsea and passing the medical tests, because the salary and length of contract have already been agreed.
"We will not talk this Wednesday, but in principle Deco will go to London to try to expedite his release with Chelsea. That done, he has asked Fluminense for at least a week to be with his children in Brazil and then he will report for medical tests and to start training."
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