Fernandão

Brazilian footballer and manager

Fernandão - Athletes & Sports Figures born March 18th, 1978
Born
Died

2014
12 years ago — 36 years old

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Athletes & Sports Figures

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Brazil

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A Brazilian footballer and manager, achieved prominence during a successful playing career primarily with Goiás and Internacional. As a forward, played a key role in Internacional's victory in the Copa Libertadores in 2006. Later transitioned to a managerial role, influencing teams with his experience and leadership skills. Contributed significantly to the sport both on and off the field.

Won Copa Libertadores with Internacional in 2006

Played for Goiás and Internacional

Managed teams in Brazil after retirement

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