Barrios’ former club, the German champions Borussia Dortmund, announced in May the 27-year-old Argentina-born Paraguay international had signed a four-year deal with the 2012 ACL quarter-finalists with German daily Bild reporting that the transfer was worth 12 million euros in a deal that will net Barrios an annual salary of 6.7 million euros.
"I'm extremely happy to come to Evergrande and to China," stated Barrios, who is pictured with Guangzhou manager Liu Yongzhou.
"I'm also looking forward to showing my ability in the AFC Champions competition," he said, referring to the regional showpiece.
Guangzhou topped Group H in this year’s ACL to set up a home tie in the Round of 16 against FC Tokyo, which they won 1-0 courtesy of a 31st minute strike from Brazilian Cleo (Cléverson Gabriel Córdova).
Guangzhou’s victory booked their place in Thursday’s knockout stage draw which takes place at 1600 (local time) at AFC House in Kuala Lumpur.
The draw, and the draw for the AFC Cup which will be held at 1500 at the same

Guangzhou: Guangzhou Evergrande striker Lucas Barrios has stated his desire to make an immediate impact in the AFC Champions League after being officially unveiled by the Chinese giants on Monday.
Cleo+Conca+Mariqui+Barrios ,fuck....ACL must go to Guangzhou
