Amarildo Tavares da Silveira, also known as Amarildo (Portuguese pronunciation: [amaˈɾiwdu]; born 29 July 1939), is a retired Brazilian footballer who...
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Amarildo may mean: Amarildo (footballer, born 1939), full name Amarildo Tavares da Silveira, Brazilian football striker Amarildo Belisha (born 1981), Albanian...
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West Virginia Adrián Zela (born 1989), Peruvian footballer Amarildo Zela (born 1972), Albanian footballer Vaçe Zela (1939–2014), Albanian singer Francisco...
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Amaral (surname) (section Footballers)
Brazilian footballer António Amaral (born 1955), Portuguese footballer Casemiro do Amaral (1892–1939), Brazilian footballer David Amaral (footballer) (born 1958)...
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Brazilian football striker Alcides Silveira (1938–2011), Uruguayan international football player and coach of the Uruguay national football team Amarildo Tavares...
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The following is a list of people from Guinea-Bissau. Amarildo Almeida (1976–), Olympic sprinter Fernando Arlete (sprinter) (1979–), Olympic sprinter Fernando...
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Stanley Matthews (redirect from Stanley Matthews (football player))
of football for an England Veterans XI against a Brazil Veterans XI in Brazil in 1985 at the age of 70; the English lost 6–1 to the likes of Amarildo, Tostão...
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Pelé (redirect from Pelé (footballer))
Moreira to make his only lineup change of the tournament. The substitute was Amarildo, who performed well for the rest of the tournament. However, it was Garrincha...
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Bebeto (category South American Footballer of the Year winners)
2016 in Brazil, others being Ronaldo, Amarildo, Marta, Carlos Alberto Torres, Mário Zagallo. Bebeto, who was born in Salvador, Bahia, started his career...
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Brasileira (Brazilian National Team) 1939-1946". RSSSF Brazil. Retrieved 24 April 2024. "Argentina v Brazil, 15 January 1939". 11v11. Retrieved 24 April 2024...
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History of Botafogo de Futebol e Regatas (category History of association football by club)
National Team in its team, such as Manga, Zagallo, Didi, Quarentinha, Amarildo, Roberto Miranda, Caju, Sebastião Leônidas, Paulo Valentim, Rogério, Gérson...
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2016–2021, Lokomotiva Zagreb (2021)–2022, Rabotnički Skopje 2021–(2022) Amarildo Zela – (CRO, BIH) – Neretva Metković 1995–1996, Šibenik 1996–1997, Vukovar...
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Mário Zagallo (category Brazil national football team managers)
of Brazil national football team managers Fonseca, Pedro (7 January 2024). "Brazil legend Mario Zagallo, 'the accidental footballer', dies aged 92". The...
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international footballers (1–24 caps) List of Albania international footballers born outside Albania "Komiteti Ekzekutiv". FSHF. Archived from the original...
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List of foreign La Liga players (category Lists of expatriate association football players)
1959–60 Álvaro Luiz Maior – Las Palmas, Zaragoza, Levante – 2000–02, 03–08 Amarildo – Celta, Logroñés – 1988–89, 92–93 Amoroso – Málaga – 2004–05 Anderson...
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rights activist (d. 1992) 1939 – Alan Connolly, Australian cricketer 1939 – Amarildo Tavares da Silveira, Brazilian footballer and coach 1940 – Vyacheslav...
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