Oscar, who is now in Asia, is open to leaving Brazil to strengthen China if allowed by FIFA.
Former star Chelsea Oscar, who is now strengthening the Shanghai SIPG Chinese Super League team, said he was willing to leave the Brazilian national team to strengthen China.
The 28-year-old playmaker has listed 47 caps with the Selecao with a collection of 12 goals, unfortunately in recent years the presence of a series of great talents from the Samba team knocked him out.
Oscar made the decision to part with the Blues in the winter of 2017. The exorbitant contract value has made him willing to move closer to Asia to become a star in China with 123 appearances and 39 goals.
After becoming an idol in Shanghai, this talent-laden attacker is ready to defend China on an international level. Unfortunately FIFA regulations make this impossible.
“Of course, I can think about it. For now it is very difficult to penetrate the Brazilian national team because I play here, but everyone in China can see how quality I have,” he said on Sportscene.
“The Chinese national team needs a good midfielder, I can help. I like China, but all the players who come here can change citizenship and have top quality.”
Oscar made his debut for Brazil in 2011 while still strengthening Internacional. Transfer to Chelsea occurred in 2012 and he became part of the squad that ruled the Confederations Cup.
He also managed to secure a place in the Brazil squad at the 2014 Uni Cup, but has not been called by the national team since 2016.
It is also difficult to imagine FIFA changing the rules they have set.
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