Archive · 28 Dec 2025
Robinho Signorini Retires After 20-Year Career
Robinho Signorini, a famous Brazilian football player, has decided to stop playing professionally after 20 years.
He played for many teams like Palmeiras, Cruzeiro, and Santos.
His last team was Brusque, but now he will work as a coach for Nautico.
He won important titles like the Brazilian Serie A and Copa do Brasil.
Robinho thanked everyone who supported him during his career.
He is 38 years old and is ready to start a new chapter in football, but this time as a coach.
Robinho Signorini, 38, retires after a 20-year professional football career.
His last contract was with Brazilian Serie C side Brusque, which ended this month.
He will join Nautico as an assistant coach for their Serie B campaign next year.
Career highlights include a Brazilian Serie A title and Copa do Brasil trophies with Palmeiras and Cruzeiro.
Robinho expressed gratitude to all clubs, teammates, and supporters who were part of his journey.
- Who
- Robinho Signorini, a former Brazilian football midfielder
- What
- Announced his retirement from professional football
- When
- After his contract with Brusque ended this month
- Where
- Brazil
- Why
- To accept an assistant coaching role with Nautico
- Player Name
- Robinho Signorini
- Age
- 38
- Last Club
- Brusque
- New Role
- Assistant Coach at Nautico
- Career Highlights
- Brazilian Serie A title, Copa do Brasil trophies with Palmeiras and Cruzeiro
- Career Span
- 20 years
