Kléber Pereira

Kléber Pereira
Personnel
Surname	Kléber João Boas Pereira
birthday	August 13, 1975
place of birth	Peri Mirim , Maranhão ,  Brazil
size	180 cm
position	striker
Men's
Years	station	Games (goals) 1
1995-1996	Moto Club de São Luís
1996-1997	FC Sion
1997	Náutico capibaribe
1998-1999	Moto Club de São Luís
1999-2002	Athletico Paranaense	84 (49)
2003-2004	UANL Tigres	45 (14)
2004	Tiburones Rojos Veracruz	12 0(2)
2005-2006	Club America	47 (30)
2006-2007	Club Necaxa	29 (11)
2007-2009	FC Santos	90 (50)
2010	SC Internacional	1 0(0)
2010	EC Vitória	12 0(1)
1 Only league games are given.

Kléber João Boas Pereira (born August 13, 1975 in Peri Mirim , Maranhão ), better known as Kléber Pereira , is a former Brazilian football player in the position of striker .

Life

Pereira began his professional career at Moto Club de São Luís , one of the best clubs in his home state Maranhão, with which he was under contract between January 1995 and June 1996. For the 1996/97 season he moved to the Swiss first division club FC Sion , but soon returned to his homeland and signed with the Clube Náutico Capibaribe , before he was again involved with the Moto Club de São Luís from the beginning of 1998 to mid-1999. For the next three and a half years he was under contract with Athletico Paranaense , with whom he won the Paraná national championship three times in a row between 2000 and 2002 and the only championship title of the Brazilian football league in the club's history.

In early 2003, Pereira moved to the Mexican first division club Tigres de la UANL , where he was under contract until mid-2004. After six months in the service of the Tiburones Rojos de Veracruz , he moved to the capital club América , with which he celebrated the most successes of his entire football career: in the Clausura 2005 he won the Mexican football championship with the Americanistas . In the subsequent Apertura 2005 he was - together with the 11 times successful shooters Sebastián Abreu , Walter Gaitán and Matías Vuoso - top scorer of the Mexican league and in April 2006 he won the CONCACAF Champions' Cup with the Águilas . After the two finals against league rivals Deportivo Toluca had ended goalless and Paulo da Silva had shot the Diablos Rojos 1-0 in the Aztec Stadium at the start of extra time, Pereira managed the immensely important equalizer in the 105th minute, which his teammate Duilio had Davino let the winning goal follow ten minutes later to make it 2-1.

After another year in the service of Club Necaxa ( 2006/07 season ), Pereira returned to his home country, where he was under contract for the next two and a half years with FC Santos , in whose ranks he scored 21 goals in 2008 - tied with Keirrison and Washington from the league rivals Coritiba and Fluminense - top scorer of the Brazilian football league .

In his (so far) last game year 2010, he was initially under contract with SC Internacional and then with EC Vitória . Although he hardly played any games for Inter, he is still part of the squad of the winning team that won the Copa Libertadores in 2010 .

successes

Personally

• Top scorer of the Mexican Primera División : Apertura 2005 (with America)
• Top scorer of the Brazilian Série A : 2008 (with Santos)

society

• Copa Libertadores Winner : 2010 (with Internacional)
• CONCACAF Champions' Cup Winner : 2006 (with América)
• Brazilian champion: 2001 (with Athletico Paranaense)
• Mexican champion: Clausura 2005 (with America)
• Champion of the Paraná State League : 2000, 2001, 2002 (with Athletico Paranaense)

Web links

• Profile of his club stations at BDFA
• Profile of his assignments in Mexico at Record.com.mx
• Kléber Pereira in the database of weltfussball.de

Individual evidence

1. ↑ List of Brazilian top scorer at RSSSF