Fernandinho
Brazilian football midfielder, Manchester City
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A football midfielder played primarily for Manchester City and the Brazil national team. Achieved significant success in domestic and international competitions. Helped Manchester City secure multiple Premier League titles and domestic cups during tenure. Contributed to Brazil's squad in major tournaments, including the FIFA World Cup.
Won the Premier League with Manchester City
Played in the FIFA World Cup
Secured domestic cup victories
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