List of Boavista FC (Cape Verde) players

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Boavista Futebol Clube da Praia is a football (soccer) club based in Praia, Cape Verde and plays at Estádio da Várzea. The club was formed on 5 July 1939.

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One of the greatest players were Caló and was one of the players that had the most appearances in club history.

List of players

List of Boavista Futebol Clube da Praia players
NameNationalityPositionBoavista Praia
career
Goals [lower-alpha 1] Ref
Léléco (Edson Alexandre Marques Baessa)Flag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde
Mustapha Sama Flag of Sierra Leone.svg  Sierra Leone FW1999-2000
Moía Mané Flag of Guinea-Bissau.svg  Guinea-Bissau DF2000
Nilson Tavares Flag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde DF
Vargas Flag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde
Fufuco Flag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde DF2008–2010
2016–present
Babanco Flag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde MF2009–2010
Kuca (Jailton Alves Miranda) Flag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde FW2009-2010 [1]
Kiki Ballack [lower-alpha 2] Flag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde DF2010 [2]
KillyFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde 2010s
Palo (probably Paulo Semedo)Flag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde early 2010s-present
Matxona [lower-alpha 3] Flag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde 2010s14 [lower-alpha 4]
Patrick (footballer, born 1993) Flag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde 2010s
NúnaFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde 2010s
CachitoFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde 2010s
ClaudioFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde 2010s
Edidi (Edson Correia)Flag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde early 2010s-present
Zequinha (probably Zeca Soares)Flag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde early 2010s-present
Romário CabralFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde early 2010s-present
DecoFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde 2010s
Ridney ManéFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde early 2010s-present
MárcioFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde 2010s-present
GersonFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde 2010s
Sylla2010s
ZebiFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde 2010s
Lito (Paulo Semedo)Flag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde 2010s-present
Toyzito (Nelson Martins) [lower-alpha 5] Flag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde early 2010s-present8 [lower-alpha 6]
Vika (Rosalvo César Fortes)Flag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde 2010s-present
NilsonFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde 2010s
GivalderFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde 2010s
LambretaFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde 2010s
IvenFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde 2010s
MaioFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde 2010s
Djordy GomesFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde early 2010s-present
TchescoFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde 2010s
Pires, MoisésFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde early 2010s-2015
Dinilson DuarteFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde early 2010s-present
Ailton RodriquesFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde early 2010s–present
Willan LimaFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde early 2010s-present
Santos, António dosFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde early 2010s-present
Ferreira, CarlosFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde early 2010s–present
Feordanio AndradeFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde early 2010s-present
Senedo, PauloFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde early 2010s-present
Agilson FarciaFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde early 2010s-present
Araújo, PaulinoFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde early 2010s-present
Arlindo (Narcelino Vaz da Costa) [lower-alpha 7] Flag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde early 2010s-present3 [lower-alpha 8]
Rosalvo FontesFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde early 2010s–present
Fernandes, FábioFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde early 2010s–present
Xibaca (Paulo de Pina)Flag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde early 2010s–present
Dário Furtado Flag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde MF2015–present
Guilavogui, Michel2015–present7 [lower-alpha 9]
Pachi, Otaviano2015–present
Adelmiro Leal LandimFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde 2016-present
Adilson FurtadoFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde 2016-present
Admilson Gomes MonteiroFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde 2016-present
Anilton Jorge V. Sanches2016–present
Cledilson (Edson G. Moniz)2016–present
Fernandes, Luis HenriqueFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde 2016-present
Furtado, Nelson PatriqueFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde 2016-present
Heritison Tavares MonteiroFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde 2016-present
Jair Mendes GarciaFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde 2016-present
Jaiyrola, Emanuel Temitop2016-2017
Nana (Dinilson Duarte)Flag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde 2016-present
Osvaldo Mendes Martins2016–present
Pereira, Roberto CarlosFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde 2016-present
Teixeira, Edson ManuelFlag of Cape Verde.svg  Cape Verde 2016-present

Notes

  1. Regional only
  2. Of the youth team
  3. Also known as Matchona
  4. 2015-16 season
  5. Also known as Toizito
  6. 2015-16 season
  7. Also known as Marcelino da Costa
  8. 2016-17 season
  9. 2015-16 season

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