After a brief stint with the Brazilian national team and a successful spell at Everton in England, Lucas Torreira has returned to his homeland for a new challenge.

The midfielder made the move to Serie A side Roma from Everton in January, where he was unable to make an impact on the pitch due to injuries and competition from the likes of Danilo and Alessio Romagnoli.

However, Talisca's return to Brazil has seen him rediscover his form, scoring six goals in just seven appearances for the club so far this season.

Torreira, who played for Roma last season, is hoping that his time away will have given him some perspective on the game and helped him improve as a player.

"I'm happy to be back here," said Torreira. "I missed playing football and I feel good physically and mentally."

He added: "I've been training hard and I hope to continue doing well for Roma."

The 25-year-old midfielder has also had success in Italy, winning two Serie A titles with AC Milan and one with Inter Milan.

His performances have earned him praise from fans and fellow players alike, and he hopes to continue his impressive form at Roma.

Despite facing competition from the likes of Federico Chiesa and Lorenzo Pellegrini, Torreira remains confident in his abilities and is determined to make the most of his opportunity at Roma.

"It's not easy to come back after being out for so long but I'm ready to prove myself again," he said.

As he looks ahead to the future, Torreira is excited about what lies ahead at Roma and is eager to continue making an impact on the pitch.

In summary, Lucas Torreira has returned to Brazil and is making a name for himself once again with Serie A side Roma. With a new lease on life and a strong performance record, it seems likely that the midfielder will continue to make an impact on the pitch and help his team achieve their goals.