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ARTHUR SALES READY TO BRING GOALS AND GLORY TO MAMELODI SUNDOWNS Author: John AliuArthur de Oliveira Sales has outlined his desire to make a significant impact at Chloorkop with his goal-scoring ability and work ethic as Mamelodi Sundowns embarks on a busy schedule of domestic and continental football action.The highly-rated striker joined Masandawana from Belgian Club Lommel SK, where he spent three seasons, scoring 18 goals and providing five assists in 50 games. During his time at Lommel SK, Sales gained valuable experience with loan spells at Portuguese side Paços de Ferreira and Brazilian Club EC Bahia, honing his skills in both European and South American football leagues before making his move to the South African giants.
Arthur expressed his excitement about being part of Sundowns, stating, “I am happy to be here and ready to give my best on the field. Sundowns is a Club with a rich history and ambition. I am eager to contribute to the team’s success. The supporters are amazing and I look forward to further connecting with them as we compete for titles.”
The Brazili-born forward also expressed his delight at making friends within the team, saying, “I am grateful for the warm welcome I have received. Players like Denis Onyango, Lucas Ribeiro Costa, Marcelo Allende, and several others are just fantastic. They have made it easier for newcomers like me to settle in. I look forward to building strong relationships both on and off the pitch, as I believe that unity is key to our success.”
The Masandawana striker, who can also play from the wing, highlighted his determination to excel like his compatriot Lucas Ribeiro, saying, “I am inspired by Lucas and the way he has adapted to the demands of the game in the highly competitive league. I aim to learn from him and the other experienced players in the squad. The aspirations and ambition here are contagious and I cannot wait to give my all for the Yellow Nation.”
Being born in Brazil, a country renowned for its football legends like Pelé, Romário and many others, the Espírito Santo-born forward highlights the contemporary Brazilian icons he admires.
“I look up to players like Ganso and Neymar. Their skill, creativity and ability to influence games inspire me. I strive to incorporate elements of their play into my own game, aiming to bring that flair and excitement to the pitch here at Sundowns.” Fun Facts about Arthur de Oliveira Sales Hobbies: Arthur loves spending time with his family, especially his daughter as she brings joy to his life. If Not a Footballer: He would likely pursue beach football or any activity that keeps him active and on his feet. Favorite Sports Outside Football: Arthur enjoys basketball, appreciating the skill and athleticism involved in the game. Movies and TV Shows: He is a fan of both movies and TV series, always looking for engaging stories to watch in his downtime. Favorite Five-A-Side Brazilian Footballers: His top picks include legends like Pelé, Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Neymar and Thiago Silva, each of whom has inspired him in different ways. Favorite South African Meal: So far, Arthur is eager to learn how to enjoy Chakalaka with Pap and Wors. In Arthur de Oliveira Sales, Mamelodi Sundowns snatched another Brazilian talent with the potential to shine at Chloorkop. Much like Lucas Ribeiro Costa, Arthur brings flair, technical ability and a strong work ethic to the team. With his determination to contribute to Sundowns’ success, the Yellow Nation are in for a treat with Sales adding another dynamic option to their already potent attacking line. At the moment, Sales is fully focused on recovering from his injury and is rearing to get back into action as soon as the medical team clears him.
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