Pizzi
Portuguese footballer with Benfica
Born
October 6th, 1989
35 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Portugal
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This Portuguese footballer played primarily as a midfielder. Beginning a professional career in 2007, contributions to several clubs included spells at Estoril Praia, where early development occurred, and a significant tenure at Benfica. Achieved prominence with Benfica, winning multiple Primeira Liga titles and domestic cups. Internationally, represented Portugal at various youth levels before being selected for the national team, competing in major tournaments such as UEFA Euro.
Won multiple Primeira Liga titles with Benfica
Contributed to the team's success in Taça de Portugal
Represented Portugal in international competitions
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