Anderson Luís de Abreu Oliveira was born on 13 April 1988 in Porto Alegre, Brazil. He is a left foot player and can play as an attacking midfield and left winger.He began his career in Gremio in the season of 2004-05 and he scored his debut goal for his team in the last moments of Serie B match against Nautico which secured them a victory that led him in promotion to Serie A. In October 2005 he was awarded the Adidas Golden Ball for his performances at the FIFA U-17 World Cup in Peru 2005 and this launched him onto the world stage with a higher profile.
His talent didn’t come unnoticed and in December 2005 he signed for Porto. In his first season with Porto, Anderson helped them to win the national championship and gave some good performances on an international level, but in his second season in Portugal he had bad luck missing a half season due to a broken leg.
In June 2007 Anderson signed 5-years contract with Manchester United worth around 23 M € and become only second Brazilian in the Manchester Reds.
Anderson is an extremely fast-developing player who began his career in Gremio at age of 17 and three years after he is making history in Manchester United. Anderson was brought in the last moments of the extra time in the 2008 CL finals against Chelsea and his last penalty shot send Ferguson’s team on the top of Europe. He is believed to be starter in the most of the Premier league and CL matches for the Red Devils in the 2008-09 campaign pushing Ryan Giggs on the bench.
Anderson made his debut for Brazilian national team on 27 June 2007 in the Copa America against Mexico. He was selected for the Brazil Olympic team in Beijing 2008 where he scored against New Zealand. Brazil won the bronze medal.
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4 comments:
Sebastian Giovinco
Iago
Kleber
se use nekoj igraci za super talenti so vaza
Giovinco is too old for this category (he turned 21 in January this year)
Iago, doesn't impress me, and Kleber ??? I don't know this guy...
Moja greska se rabota za Kelron a ne za kleber su gi pomesal :)
Aghh, mistake again?
Did you mean Kerlon, not Kelron or Kleber?
Kerlon, "the Seal Dribble kid" is more of a comedian, actor or a circus player, not a footballer. He bounces the ball off his head while running...
He is attractive, funny, but not so efficient. I don't believe that he will reach the heights of Ronaldinho, Robinho or Ronaldo as the people usually say
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