Dudu Cearense

Footballer and 2004 Copa do Brasil winner

Dudu Cearense - Athletes & Sports Figures born April 15th, 1983
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Professional footballer played primarily as a midfielder. Started career at Atlético Mineiro before moving to play for several clubs, including Lyon and Internacional. Achieved notable successes in domestic leagues and international competitions. Gained recognition for technical skill and tactical awareness on the field. Played a significant role in winning the 2004 Copa do Brasil with Atlético Mineiro, highlighting contributions to both club and national level football.

Winning the 2004 Copa do Brasil with Atlético Mineiro

Playing for Lyon in Ligue 1

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