Aloísio da Silva Filho

Brazilian footballer; played for São Paulo

Aloísio da Silva Filho - Athletes & Sports Figures born December 9th, 1974
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Born in Brazil, a footballer primarily recognized for his role as a forward. Achievements include playing for São Paulo FC, which contributed to multiple championships. Additionally, competed in international matches, representing Brazil. Career spanned several top clubs, earning a reputation for technical skills and goal-scoring ability.

Played for São Paulo FC

Won the Copa do Brasil in 1998

Scored key goals in domestic and international competitions

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