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Leonardo Inojoza Filho
This profile was emailed to Soccerly, probably by the player himself. Based on this kid’s website, Leonardo Inojoza Filho is a Brazilian-Canadian footballer. He was born in Brazil, but transferred to Canada when he was 6 years old. According to … Continue reading
Neymar and Pato on the Scoresheet for Brazil
Two young phenom Brazilians Neymar and Pato helped down team USA in a friendly match in New Meadowlands Stadium in New Jersey. 18 year old Neymar took Brazil ahead in the 29th minute. This is just his first game for … Continue reading
Rodrigo Possebon
Rodrigo Possebon became a Manchester United player in January 2008. Although given the number 34 in the first team, but it would take time for him to play regularly. He is probably not a hot commodity in Brazilian international football … Continue reading
Alex Pato in the Olympics
Brazilian teenage prodigy Alexander Pato or simply “Pato” (Duck) scored the second goal against New Zealand in the Beijing Olympics. The second goal was in the 10th minute, a cross or assist from another teen Marcelo. The match ended in … Continue reading
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Romarinho, Romario’s Son
Romarinho is currently 14 years old. Plays for Vasco de Gama Under 15 Futsal team.
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Kalani, 6 year old Brazilian Football Wonder
I found a video on Youtube about a Brazilian, 5 years old at the time in the video. He is really good for his age. He even knows how to bend a ball. His favorite team is Flumininse, a club … Continue reading
Pato, the next Pele?
Pato as he is popularly called has been touted as the next Pele. Hhhhmm, that remains to be seen. But right now, those worthy to be called as the “next Pele” are Kaka and Ronaldo (of Portugal).
