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Sporting CP
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Basic data
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Surname
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Sporting Clube de Portugal
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Seat
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Lisbon
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founding
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1985
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Colours
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green white
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president
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Frederico Varandas
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Website
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Sporting.pt
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First soccer team
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Head coach
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Nuno Dias
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Venue
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Pavilhão João Rocha
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Places
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3,000
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The Sporting Clube de Portugal , also known as Sporting CP and Sporting Portugal, is the futsal division of Sporting CP .
successes
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UEFA Futsal Champions League : 2018/19
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Portuguese champion : 1990/91, 1992/93, 1993/94, 1994/95, 1998/99, 2000/01, 2003/04, 2005/06, 2009/10, 2010/11, 2012/13, 2013/14 , 2015/16, 2017/18, 2018/19
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Portuguese Cup Winner : 2005/06, 2007/08, 2010/11, 2012/13, 2015/16, 2017/18, 2018/19
Current squad
Sporting CP roster (as of February 23, 2020)
player |
Trainer
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No.
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Nat.
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Surname
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position
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birth
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1
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Portugal
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Gonçalo Portugal
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goalkeeper
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01/21/1992
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2
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Kazakhstan
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Léo
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Defense
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05/21/1987
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3
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Kazakhstan
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Taynan
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striker
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02/12/1993
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6th
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Portugal
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Pauleta
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striker
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06/12/1994
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7th
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Portugal
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Cardinal
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Pivot
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06/26/1985
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8th
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Portugal
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Erick Mendonça
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Defense
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07/21/1995
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9
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Portugal
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João Matos
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Defense
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02/21/1987
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10
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Brazil
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Deodorant
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striker
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10/08/1982
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11
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Brazil
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Rocha
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Pivot
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03/30/1995
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14th
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Brazil
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Guitta
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goalkeeper
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06/11/1987
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16
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Portugal
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Bernardo Paço
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goalkeeper
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04/19/2000
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17th
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Italy
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Diego Cavinato
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striker
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05/06/1985
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18th
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Portugal
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Pany Varela
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striker
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02/25/1989
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20th
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Brazil
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Alex Felipe
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striker
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04/23/1993
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29
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Italy
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Alex Merlim
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striker
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07/15/1986
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Web links
Individual evidence
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^ Futsal - Sporting CP