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Thiago Silva Returns to Europe, Eyes World Cup Spot
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Thiago Silva, the veteran defender, has left Fluminense six months early, aiming to return to Europe and boost his World Cup chances. His departure from Fluminense, where he played a crucial role in reaching the Club World Cup semifinals, has been acknowledged by the club. Silvas career includes notable stints with AC Milan, Paris Saint-Germain, and Chelsea, where he won the Champions League. Former Chelsea defender John Terry has expressed his desire to see Silva return to Stamford Bridge, suggesting a family connection. Silvas international career includes four World Cup appearances and wins in the Confederations Cup and Copa América.
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