Arsenal confirmed earlier this week that Jorginho would be moving on as his contract expired, ending his brief but steady stint in North London.
Now, the 33-year-old is embarking on a fresh challenge with Brazilian powerhouse Flamengo, signing a three-year deal.
Jorginho's debut could come on a massive stage-the FIFA Club World Cup - where fate might pit him against a familiar foe - Chelsea.
The Brazilian side is set to face the Blues on June 20, potentially setting up a dramatic reunion for the ex-Stamford Bridge favorite.
From the Premier League to the Maracana, Jorginho's journey continues-this time, with the red and black of Flamengo.
Chelsea have opened discussions with AC Milan over the potential signing of France international goalkeeper Mike Maignan, though the Premier League club is currently unwilling to meet the Italian side's valuation.
Arsenal have set their sights on a surprising move for Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga, who could be snapped up for just five million pounds due to a release clause in his contract, according to recent reports.
Luis Díaz has expressed his happiness at Liverpool but acknowledged that he is 'speaking' to other clubs.
Jack Grealish has issued a defiant response to growing criticism on social media, as uncertainty continues to cloud his future at Manchester City ahead of a potentially pivotal transfer window.
