Which club is Portugal s Deco in now

Brazil: Fluminense FC.

Anderson Deco.

Foreign name: Anderson Deco

Nationality: Brazilian, Portuguese.

Place of birth: San Bernardo, Brazil.

Date of birth: 27 August 1977.

Height: 174 cm.

Weight: 73kg

Sport: Football.

Professional characteristics: midfielder.

Main award: Portuguese Footballer of the Year 2004.

Deco is already planning to retire from the club in August 2010 on a free transfer from Chelsea to Brazilian first-division side Fluminense.

Fluminense FC (Brazil).

In August 2010, he moved from Chelsea on a free transfer to Brazilian Ligue 1 side Fluminense.

If I'm not mistaken, I'm already retired.

Born in Brazil and became a Portuguese citizen! You can be in the Brazilian team, you can be in the Portuguese team, and he chose the Portuguese team.

Originally from Brazil, he is now a Portuguese citizen. Can only represent the Portuguese national team in competitions.

Brother on the first floor, you're funny, aren't you? Deco is a Brazilian Portuguese!

Brazil didn't want him, so he switched to Portugal.

And then after he entered the Portuguese team, in a friendly match with Brazil, it was his free kick that repelled Brazil, you know?

Deco was of course in the Portuguese team and was a regular in Portugal's Euro 2004 tournament.

Barcelona midfielder Deco is a player of Brazilian origin who represents the Portuguese national team. Dual Brazilian and Portuguese citizenship.

Anderson Deco (born 27 August 1977--- Brazilian player, scored five goals in 75 appearances for the Portuguese national team between 2003 and 2010. In the 13 years between his arrival in continental football in 1997 and his return to the Brazilian league in 2010, Deco has written an illustrious chapter in his European career, leaving his mark on Porto, Barcelona and Chelsea FC. He announced his retirement from Rio de Janeiro on August 26, 2013.

Deco is a Brazilian player who first played for Sao Paulo in Brazil, obtained Portuguese citizenship in 2003, when Brazilian Scolari was in charge of Portugal, and his selection to the national team was opposed by many old members of the national team, but with Deco's excellent performances in Porto, he helped the team win the league title and the European Champions Cup. Fans call it "Super Deco."

I know: Deco is a Brazilian of Portuguese origin.

Born in Brazil, but famous in Portugal, later became Portuguese nationality!

Playing for Portugal!

It's actually Brazilian, but it's a Portuguese national, and it's like there's a Brazilian in little Japan.

Formerly Brazilian, now Portuguese national, he is now a midfielder for the Portuguese national team.

Similar to the three capitals of Japan, his ancestral home was in Brazil, and he later became a Portuguese citizen.

Sandu is a Japanese citizen!

Born in Brazil, but because he couldn't get into the Brazilian national team.

So he changed his nationality and joined the Portuguese national team.

Once in Brazil, because there was no football in Brazil, I had to change my nationality, hehe.

A Brazilian of Portuguese nationality and a midfielder of the Portuguese national team.

It used to be Brazilian, and if I couldn't play the main team, I went to Portugal.

Deco is Brazilian, as for playing in that team now.

I believe the landlord should understand.

Born in Brazil, now Portuguese citizen!

Originally Brazilian, he later became a Portuguese citizen.

Deco has played for Guarani, Porto, Barcelona and Sakura Chelsea!

Anderson Deco (born 27 August 1977) is a Brazilian player who scored five goals in 75 appearances for the Portuguese national team between 2003 and 2010. Deco has also had a stellar chapter in his European career, leaving his mark on Porto, Barcelona and Chelsea FC. Deco is the representative of the modern football's versatile midfield, attacking and defending, meeting all the requirements of the manager, combining Brazilian skill with European discipline.

A technical midfielder, Deco made his debut at the age of 18 with Guarani in the state of São Paulo and became the heart of the team's midfield when he landed in the Portuguese league in 1997 with Porto Cover. He rose to prominence during his time with Porto from 1999 to 2004, winning the UEFA Cup and Champions League with coach Jose Mourinho in 2003 and 2004, thus establishing himself among the top players in the world. He announced his retirement on August 26, 2013.

Chinese name: Anderson Deco.

Foreign name: Anderson Deco

Nationality: Brazilian, Portuguese.

Place of birth: San Bernardo, Brazil.

Date of birth: 27 August 1977.

Height: 174 cm.

Weight: 73kg

Sport: Football.

Sports Team: Retired.

Professional characteristics: midfielder.

Main award: Portuguese Footballer of the Year 2004.

Barcelona, Chelsea, Porto, Fluminense.

It's also injury, it's also infighting! The injury was only minor, and the problem was not too big, but the main thing was the infighting with the tactics of the manager Queiroz the penitent in the game against Ivory Coast, so Queiroz put him on the bench for the next two group games, and there was no cashier for tonight's game against Spain. Deco's absence had a big impact on Portugal's attack, and no one organized an effective attack at all!

It seems that the Portuguese national team does not have a fixed number.

But Deco is No. 20, yes.

At the end of '06, Deco snatched Costa's No. 10 jersey.

But at that time, the new and old 2nd generations were not happy in the team.

So Deco, who was low-key after that, stayed away from the No. 10 jersey.

So far, Deco has been a double number 20 for club and country.

Deco is the number 20 in Portugal and Barcelona, and everyone who cares about both teams should know that the number 20 represents the absolute midfield number.

Number 20. Because Deco is basically one of the arrows in Portugal, Ronaldo is not experienced enough, and the number 20 is the core of the midfield, but the core of the team is generally 11 and 10.

Here's a detailed introduction.

No. 20 at club and national team!

In the national team it is generally 10, because the national team does not have a fixed number, in Barcelona it is 20.

Yes, Deco was a teammate of Ronaldo's Portugal national team when he played, and Messi was a teammate of Deco Barcelona.

Recently, Deco gave an interview to **, and he talked about his former national team teammate Cristiano Ronaldo. The former Barcelona midfielder thinks that Ronaldo has worked hard to succeed and is even a little sick, while Deco believes that Messi and Ronaldo are not comparable.

Deco and Cristiano Ronaldo are teammates in the national team, and Messi is a FC Barcelona team-mate.