Bebeto
Bebeto
Bebeto, whose full name is Jos é Roberto Gama de Oliveira, was born in the port of El Salvador, Brazil on February 16, 1964. He is a former Brazilian professional football player and a striker. He played for Etihad football club
Sports career
Club career
Berberto made his debut in Brazil's Victoria sports club and was promoted to the first team in 1982.
In July 1983, berberto joined flamenco football club. In 1985, due to the departure of Zico, berberto became the main force of flamenco.
In January 1989, berberto joined Vasco da Gama football club.
In July 1992, Alberto landed on the Iberian Peninsula and joined the Spanish football club la Coruna. In the 1992-1993 season, berberto won the top scorer of La Liga with 29 goals. In the 1993-1994 season, berberto drew with Valencia in the last round of the League on behalf of La Coruna, handing the league title to Barcelona. In 1995, Alberto won the Spanish King's cup and the Spanish Super Cup on behalf of La Coruna.
In July 1996, berberto returned to Brazil and joined flamenco again.
In November 1996, berberto joined Sevilla football club in Spain.
In January 1997, Alberto returned to the Victoria sports club.
In January 1998, berberto joined Cruzeiro football club in Brazil.
In July 1998, berberto joined Brazil's Botafogo football club.
In July 1999, berberto joined Toros NESA football club in Mexico.
In July 2000, berberto joined the antler football club in Kajima, Japan.
In January 2001, Alberto joined Victoria sports again.
In July 2001, berberto joined Vasco da Gama.
In September 2002, Alberto joined the Etihad football club in Saudi Arabia. In November, he terminated his contract with the team.
In December 2003, berberto retired.
National team career
In the 1983 World Youth Football Championship, Alberto was substituted in the final to help Brazil beat Peru and win the first championship in his football career. Because of his great potential on the field, berberto, together with Basten and protasov, was rated as the "six stars of hope" by the technical and Statistical Committee of FIFA.
In the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games, Alberto won the silver medal for the Brazilian National Olympic team.
In the 1989 Copa America, Alberto scored two goals to help Brazil win the championship.
In the 1990 World Cup in Italy, Alberto made one substitute appearance in the group stage and stopped in the last 16 with the team.
In the 1994 World Cup in the United States, the Brazilian team's forward line composed of berberto and Romario was known as the "dream combination". They contributed two assists to each other. Berberto scored three goals to help Brazil win the world cup for the fourth time. On July 9, after scoring the goal in the quarter finals of the world cup with Holland, berberto joined his teammates Romario and mazinho in a cradle dance for his newborn son Mateus.
In the 1997 Saudi Arabian federation cup, Alberto played twice and won the first federation cup on behalf of Brazil.
In the 1998 World Cup in France, berberto scored three goals, representing Brazil in the final and failing to defend the title. After the world cup, Alberto withdrew from the national team.
In his career, he made 79 appearances for Brazil and scored 39 goals.
Personal life
In 1986, betto married Denis, a former Brazilian woman volleyball player. On July 7, 1994, Alberto's last child, Mateus Oliveira, was born.
social activities
In 2010, Alberto was elected to the state of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Take part in the competition
Technical features
The goal is ingenious and the position is erratic, which is hard to catch. Most of his goals were scored by kicking the goal with his feet, and rarely by heading the net.
Career data
Award winning record
Reference sources
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