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Formed at Benfica, he spent most of his professional career in Italy, making over 200 appearances in Serie A for Empoli, Roma and Napoli and winning the 2022–23 Serie A and the 2019–20 Coppa Italia with the last of those clubs. Mário Rui was part of the Portugal squad at the 2018 World Cup.
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One player’s career towers over all others from the 1979 squad. Diamantino Manuel Fernandes Miranda, known simply as Diamantino, was an attacking midfielder who made his name at Benfica in two separate spells spanning 11 seasons. He clocked up more than 300 official matches for the Eagles, winning the league on four occasions and the Portuguese Cup...
Three massive names belonging to Portugal’s famed “golden generation” who went on to construct stellar careers were in Queiroz’s pioneering squad: Paulo Sousa, Fernando Couto and João Vieira Pinto. Paulo Sousa’s trophy-laden career includes the unusual feat of winning the biggest prize in club football, the UEFA Champions League, in two successive ...
The winning squad of 1989 contained several historical names of Portuguese football, and it was no different in 1991 as two more legendary players helped the Seleção to success: Luís Figo and Rui Costa, undoubtedly two of Portugal’s all-time greats. With Figo and Costa alongside players of the calibre of Jorge Costa, Nuno Capucho and Emílio Peixe, ...
In marked contrast to the 1991 squad, which was packed with players who would go on to have exceptional careers, just two years down the line and it was a very different story. Portugal’s poor showing at the tournament is reflected in the fact that few of the squad went on to taste meaningful success in the beautiful game. The one exception is cent...
Goalkeeper Quim would go on to appear in 396 Primeira Liga matches for Braga, Benfica and Aves. He won two Primeira Liga and Taça da Liga titles with Benfica, one Taça da Liga with Braga and a Taça de Portugal with Aves in his final professional match. Quim earned 32 caps for Portugal’s senior side. Striker Nuno Gomescontinued at Boavista where he ...
One name jumps out from Portugal’s 1999 U20 World Cup squad: Simão Sabrosa. The free-scoring winger and deadly free-kick taker played for Sporting CP, Barcelona, Benfica and Atlético Madrid where he won the 2009-10 UEFA Europa League. Spells at Beşiktaş and Espanyol followed before ending his career at NorthEast United in the Indian Super League. S...
Goalkeeper Rui Patríciostayed with Sporting CP for more than a decade, amassing 460 games for the Lions before moving to Wolverhampton Wanderers in 2018. Patrício made his senior national team debut in 2010 and made the position his own, playing every minute in Portugal’s successful 2016 UEFA European Championship campaign. He currently has 81 caps...
Mário Ruimoved to Italy in 2011 with the left-back playing for Parma, Empoli and Roma before finding a home at Napoli. Considered a late bloomer, Rui made his senior debut in March 2018 but failed to get off the bench at the 2018 FIFA World Cup. He has earned just eight caps for the senior side to date. Cedric Soaresmade his name at Sporting before...
João Canceloremained at Benfica where he was sold to Valencia in 2015 for €15 million and then to Juventus in 2018 for €40 million. A right-back equally adept at playing further forward, Cancelo forced his way into the senior side in 2016 and appears set to add to his 14 caps. Ricardo Pereira established himself at Vitória Guimarães, earning a move...
Gonçalo Guedes spent another two seasons at Benfica before Paris Saint-Germain paid the Eagles €30 million in 2017 for the then 20-year-old. He found it tough in Paris but succeeded on loan at Valencia, the La Liga club making the deal permanent in 2018 for €40 million. Guedes scored the winner against Netherlands in the 2019 UEFA Nations League Fi...
Mário Rui received a match rating from FC of 5.5 for his performance and Napoli lost the match with a score of 3-0. Click here to see the latest Mário Rui career stats, previous and upcoming games, news, ratings and more - all with FootballCritic.
May 27, 1991 · Stats of Mário Rui . This page contains information about a player's detailed stats. In the info box, you can filter by period, club, type of league and competition. The "Detailed stats" tab shows a player's total appearances, goals, cards and cumulative minutes of play for each competition, and indicates the season in which it occurred.
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May 27, 1991 · FIFA U20 World Cup; Euro U21 Champ; View all. Youth; National; FIFA U20 World Cup; ... Mário Rui Last name Silva Duarte Nationality Portugal Date of birth 27 May ...
Jul 8, 2016 · Mario Rui was one of Empoli’s best performers last season. The defender made 2913 passes, the third-best stat of any Serie A defender. He was also second in balls recovered (216) and duels won (63%) for Empoli, per Opta's statistics.
May 27, 1991 · Mário Rui, 33, from Portugal SSC Napoli, since 2017 Left-Back Market value: €3.50m * May 27, 1991 in Sines, Portugal.
