Ninh Binh, 23 July 2026 – According to the latest 2026/27 V.League transfer updates, Nam Dinh have officially announced the signing of Brazilian attacking midfielder Ezequiel Santos, adding another high-profile name to their squad ahead of the new season.
The move is regarded as one of the club’s standout signings of the summer transfer window and further highlights Nam Dinh’s determination to challenge for the V.League title once again.
Born on March 9, 1998, Ezequiel Santos is a right-footed attacking midfielder from Brazil. Before joining Nam Dinh, the 28-year-old spent several years playing in his homeland, representing traditional Brazilian clubs including Botafogo, Cruzeiro, and Sport Recife.
In addition to his experience in Brazil, Santos has also played in Asia, featuring for Japanese side Sanfrecce Hiroshima. Introducing their newest signing, Nam Dinh praised the midfielder’s qualities, stating:
“With his technical ability, creativity, and extensive playing experience, Ezequiel Santos is expected to provide greater attacking variety and significantly strengthen Nam Dinh’s squad for the new season.”
Santos is expected to add creativity and composure to Nam Dinh’s midfield. His vision, passing range, playmaking ability, and support in the final third are all seen as qualities that can elevate the team’s overall attacking performance during the 2026/27 campaign.
The Brazilian’s arrival is the latest move in an ambitious recruitment drive by Nam Dinh. Before securing Santos, the club had already strengthened its squad with several notable additions, including Nguyen Cong Son, Pham Tuan Hai, French-Cameroonian center-back Félix Eboa Eboa, American-Vietnamese full-back Reece Minh Kai, goalkeeper Trinh Xuan Hoang, defender Dam Tien Dung, and midfielder Tran Manh Quynh.
With another experienced foreign player now added to an already strengthened roster, Nam Dinh continue to signal their intent to compete for major honors both domestically and in other competitions during the 2026/27 season.
Kim Tuyen
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