In a significant move for Brazilian soccer, Edmilson Renne has renewed his contract with Clube de Sporte Luisa, continuing his journey as a foreign player in the sport.

Renne, who previously played for São Paulo and Santos, has signed a new three-year deal that will keep him at Clube de Sporte Luisa until the end of the 2019-20 season. The club has been successful under Renne's leadership, winning two domestic titles and several Copa do Brasil trophies.

Renne's tenure at Clube de Sporte Luisa has been marked by success, but he also understands the importance of building relationships with players from different countries and cultures. He credits the club's commitment to diversity and inclusion for its success.

"I believe that Clube de Sporte Luisa is a great platform for me to develop my skills and make a positive impact on the team," Renne said. "I am grateful for the opportunity to continue playing in this beautiful city."

Renne's return to Brazil comes just weeks after he joined Santos, where he was part of the squad that won the 2018 FIFA Club World Cup. Santos has been a consistent force in the Brazilian league, and Renne's experience with the club could provide valuable guidance for future players.

Overall, Renne's move to Clube de Sporte Luisa represents another step forward for Brazilian soccer. As he continues to build his career in Europe, he remains committed to promoting diversity and inclusion in the sport.