Fábio Carvalho

Footballer for Fulham FC and Portugal

Fábio Carvalho - Athletes & Sports Figures born August 30th, 2002
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This Portuguese footballer played as an attacking midfielder. Carvalho began his professional career with Fulham FC, making significant contributions to the team's performances in the EFL Championship. His skills garnered attention, leading to his selection for the Portugal national team at various youth levels. He gained recognition for his technical abilities and creativity on the pitch, showcasing exceptional potential early in his career.

Played for Fulham FC

Represented Portugal at youth levels

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