Zé Luís

Cape Verdean footballer and forward

Zé Luís - Cape Verdean footballer and forward
Born

January 24th, 1991
34 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Cape Verde

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A professional footballer from Cape Verde played as a forward in several European leagues. Played for major clubs, including Sporting CP and FC Porto in Portugal, and had stints in Russia and other countries. Represented the Cape Verde national team in international competitions, showcasing skills on the global stage.

Played for FC Porto and Sporting CP

Represented Cape Verde in international competitions

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