Aílton José Almeida
Brazilian footballer, 2004 FIFA Club World Cup
Born
August 20th, 1984
40 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Brazil
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A player debuted professionally in Brazil before moving to Europe. Significant contributions occurred while playing for various clubs, including a notable stint at a top German club. Achievements include winning the 2004 FIFA Club World Cup and having a successful tenure in the Bundesliga. Aílton showcased goal-scoring abilities and technical skills, earning individual awards during the career. Later years included transfers to clubs in different countries, continuing to demonstrate talent and competitiveness on the field.
Winning the 2004 FIFA Club World Cup
Playing for Werder Bremen
Top goal scorer in Bundesliga 2003-2004
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