Following Figueirense striker Aloísio in undertaking medical examinations at São Paulo is Cruzeiro forward Wallyson, who will land in the city on Friday to complete his transfer.
Like Aloísio, 23-year-old Wallyson is also out-of-contract at the end of the month and São Paulo have swooped in to attempt to bring the once highly-rated forward to the Morumbi.
Wallyson enjoyed a fine spell at Cruzeiro in early-2011, shining in the Copa Libertadores, beforee a serious ankle injury put him out of action for the best part of six months.
Having struggled to regain his place in the side, the lightening fast forward recently admitted that he is still feeling pain from the injury and will need further treatment.
São Paulo, though, are willing to give Wallyson a shot at taking the next step in his career as they look to increase their wide options—with Flamengo youngster Negueba already confirmed on a loan-deal.
São Paulo manager Ney Franco has been known to utilise wide forwards and appears to wish to continue this trend with the club next season.
