A decisão de 2010 colocou frente a frente Santos e Vitória, com o título ficando para o Santos. Abaixo estão os elencos reais daquela edição — 16 clube(s) e 376 jogadores levantados um a um, com o nível de cada jogador justificado para aquela temporada específica e a fonte da informação.
Este levantamento existe porque o Copaverso — um simulador gratuito onde você reescreve as finais — só usa dados reais. Um jogador de 2010 não recebe aqui o nível do auge da carreira dele: recebe o nível que tinha naquele ano, que é o que faz cada edição parecer diferente da seguinte. Onde não foi possível confirmar a presença de um jogador, ele fica de fora, e a lacuna é declarada na nota de cobertura do clube.
Rafael (GK, 74): Rafael Cabral, goleiro titular jovem nos dois jogos da final, grande promessa (depois Napoli). Fonte: escalações da final.
Edu Dracena (DF, 73): zagueiro experiente, titular na volta, líder da defesa. Fonte: escalação da volta.
Durval (DF, 72): zagueiro titular nos dois jogos, referência defensiva. Fonte: escalações da final.
Alex Sandro (DF, 72): lateral-esquerdo jovem titular nos dois jogos, em explosão (depois Porto/Juventus/Seleção). Fonte: escalações da final.
Pará (DF, 70): lateral-direito titular nos dois jogos. Fonte: idem.
Bruno Aguiar (DF, 68): zagueiro titular na ida da final. Fonte: escalação da ida.
Arouca (MF, 74): volante titular nos dois jogos, motor do meio-campo do time. Fonte: escalações da final.
Wesley (MF, 73): meio-campista/ponta titular nos dois jogos, jovem intenso. Fonte: idem.
Paulo Henrique Ganso (MF, 82): meia-armador, a grande revelação de 2010 do futebol brasileiro, cérebro do time, convocado à Seleção — craque da temporada. Fonte: escalações da final.
Marcel (MF, 64): meia reserva que entrou na final; rodízio. Fonte: reservas da final.
Rodriguinho (MF, 63): meia jovem reserva relacionado; promessa. Fonte: reservas da final (volta).
Neymar (FW, 85): atacante fenômeno de 18 anos, artilheiro e maior sensação do Brasil em 2010 (estreia na Seleção), decisivo na campanha — maior OVR do elenco, ainda pré-Europa. Fonte: escalações da final; Terra (algoz do Vitória em 2010).
Robinho (FW, 83): atacante estrela emprestado pelo Manchester City no início de 2010, craque da Seleção em ótima fase pelo Santos. Fonte: escalações da final.
André (FW, 76): centroavante titular, grande goleador da temporada 2010 do Santos (artilheiro do Paulistão), em fase de explosão. Fonte: escalações da final.
Marquinhos (FW, 66): atacante reserva que entrou na final; rodízio. Fonte: reservas da final.
Nota de cobertura: 16 jogadores verificados a partir das escalações dos dois jogos da final da Copa do Brasil 2010 (titulares + reservas que entraram). Nomes de fundo de elenco sem papel confirmado na campanha foram omitidos (nunca inventados).
Lee (GK, 65): goleiro titular do Vitória na final (começou a ida). Fonte: escalação da ida; ficha do jogo.
Anderson Martins (DF, 70): zagueiro titular nos dois jogos, melhor defensor do time (depois Vasco/Getafe). Fonte: escalações da final.
Nino Paraíba (DF, 68): lateral-direito titular na volta, jogador de longa carreira no clube. Fonte: escalação da volta.
Egídio (DF, 68): lateral-esquerdo titular nos dois jogos, jovem promissor (depois Cruzeiro). Fonte: escalações da final.
Wallace (DF, 67): zagueiro titular nos dois jogos, dupla com Anderson Martins. Fonte: idem.
Rafael Cruz (DF, 63): lateral-direito titular na ida (rendido por Bida); rodízio. Fonte: escalação da ida (ficha do jogo).
Gabriel Paulista (DF, 62): zagueiro jovem relacionado no banco da final (~20 anos), promessa que depois brilharia no Arsenal/Valencia/Seleção Espanhola. Em 2010 ainda em formação. Fonte: reservas da final.
Neto Coruja (MF, 70): meia-armador titular nos dois jogos, principal criador e líder do meio-campo. Fonte: escalações da final.
Vanderson (MF, 66): volante titular na ida. Fonte: escalação da ida.
Fernando (MF, 66): meio-campista titular na ida. Fonte: idem.
Bida (MF, 65): meio-campista que entrou/titularizou na final; rodízio. Fonte: escalações da final.
Renato (MF, 63): meio-campista reserva que entrou na final; profundidade. Fonte: reservas da final.
Elkeson (FW, 72): atacante jovem revelação, destaque ofensivo do Vitória na campanha (depois Botafogo/China e seleção chinesa). Fonte: escalações da final; Terra (final 2010).
Schwenck (FW, 68): centroavante titular nos dois jogos, homem-gol. Fonte: escalações da final.
Ramon Menezes (FW, 68): atacante/meia experiente titular nos dois jogos. Fonte: idem.
Adaílton (FW, 64): centroavante veterano reserva que entrou na volta. Fonte: reservas da final.
Júnior (FW, 63): atacante titular na volta; rodízio. Fonte: escalação da volta.
Nota de cobertura: 17 jogadores verificados a partir das escalações dos dois jogos da final da Copa do Brasil 2010 (titulares + reservas que entraram). A fonte da Wikipédia lista "Julián Viáfara" como goleiro no 2º jogo, o que é provavelmente um erro de transcrição (Viáfara era jogador de linha); mantido apenas Lee, goleiro confirmado do time. Nomes de fundo sem papel confirmado foram omitidos.
Athletico-PR
Squad list (names, positions, ages) from Transfermarkt's 2010 squad page: www.transfermarkt.com.br/athletico-paranaense/kader/verein/679… (the page renders as "Temporada 2010"; 53 names listed across the year). Appearance/goal data from ogol.com.br's 2010 season squad page: www.ogol.com.br/equipe/athletico-paranaense/plantel?epoca_id=1… (epoca_id=139 = 2010; 60 players registered across the year, average age 22.8). Competition context: Atlético-PR entered the 2010 Copa do Brasil as 2009 Campeonato Paranaense champion and was knocked out by Palmeiras in the round of 16 (0-1 away at the Palestra Itália, goal by Robert; 1-1 at the Arena da Baixada, Lincoln scoring for Palmeiras). Source: Almanaque do Verdazzo, Copa do Brasil 2010 — www.verdazzo.com.br/disputas/copa-do-brasil-2010/ The club was a mid-table Série A side that year, which anchors the whole squad in the 60s–low 70s.
Jogador
Posição
Nível
Renan Rocha
Goleiro
71
João Carlos
Goleiro
57
Santos
Goleiro
50
Rhodolfo
Defesa
72
Chico
Defesa
68
Nei
Defesa
68
Márcio Azevedo
Defesa
67
Gustavo Lazzaretti
Defesa
66
Samuel Vanegas
Defesa
64
Eli Sabiá
Defesa
62
Élder Granja
Defesa
61
Manoel
Defesa
55
Paulo Baier
Meio
76
Edwin Valencia
Meio
70
Marcinho
Meio
67
Alan Bahia
Meio
65
Iván González
Meio
63
Rafael Miranda
Meio
62
Branquinho
Meio
61
Alex Mineiro
Ataque
72
Joffre Guerrón
Ataque
71
Bruno Mineiro
Ataque
65
Federico Nieto
Ataque
64
Maikon Leite
Ataque
62
Wallyson
Ataque
58
Como cada nível foi definido
Paulo Baier (MF, 76): the season's clear standout — ogol credits him with 11 goals in 2010 from attacking midfield; club histories call him "o maestro" of this Athletico era. 34/35yo, still the creative reference. Sources: ogol (epoca_id=139); umdoisesportes.com.br "Athletico 100 anos: Paulo Baier, o maestro".
Renan Rocha (GK, 71): undisputed first-choice keeper — 40 appearances in 2010 per ogol, the highest of any keeper on the roster. Source: ogol (epoca_id=139).
Rhodolfo (DF, 72): starting centre-back of the 2006–2010 Athletico spell, 22yo and in his last season before earning a move to Grêmio — the most valued defender of the group. Sources: Transfermarkt 2010 squad; en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhodolfo.
Chico (DF, 68): 39 appearances in 2010 per ogol — one of the two most-used outfield players of the season. (Transfermarkt lists him as a centre-back, ogol files him under midfielders; kept as DF, see coverage note.) Sources: ogol (epoca_id=139); Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Nei (DF, 68): established right-back, 23yo, regular starter in this period. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Márcio Azevedo (DF, 67): first-choice left-back at 22, later sold up the chain to Grêmio. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Gustavo Lazzaretti (DF, 66): 24yo centre-back, senior rotation/starter in the back line. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Manoel (DF, 55): 18yo centre-back, academy graduate not yet established in 2010 (his top level came years later at Cruzeiro/Corinthians — rated for 2010 only). Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Edwin Valencia (MF, 70): 23yo Colombian holding midfielder, a full international in this window and the side's main defensive midfielder before his move to Fluminense. Sources: Transfermarkt 2010 squad; ogol (epoca_id=139).
Marcinho (MF, 67): 27yo attacking midfielder, senior rotation in support of Baier. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Alex Mineiro (FW, 72): veteran centre-forward and club idol back at the Baixada in 2010; the most experienced attacker in the squad, still the reference number 9 despite his age. Sources: Transfermarkt 2010 squad; ogol (epoca_id=139).
Joffre Guerrón (FW, 71): 23yo Ecuadorian international winger/forward, the squad's most explosive attacker in this spell. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
João Carlos (GK, 57) and Santos (GK, 50): backup keepers behind Renan Rocha; Santos was 18–20 and years away from his later first-team career. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad; ogol (epoca_id=139).
Atlético-GO
Squad list (names, positions, ages) from Transfermarkt's 2010 squad page: www.transfermarkt.com.br/atletico-goianiense/kader/verein/1517… (page renders as "Temporada 2010"; 49 names across the year). Club appearance/goal totals from ogol.com.br's 2010 squad page: www.ogol.com.br/equipe/atletico-goianiense/plantel?epoca_id=13… (epoca_id=139 = 2010; 51 players registered, average age 25.6 — an unusually veteran squad for a promoted side. The jogos/gols columns there are club totals, not season-only totals, and are used here only as evidence of who was a genuine regular.) Competition context: 2010 was Atlético-GO's return to Série A after a 23-year absence, and its best-ever Copa do Brasil run — the club reached the **semifinals**, one of only four survivors alongside Grêmio, Santos and Vitória (all four were their own state champions that year, Atlético-GO having won the Campeonato Goiano 2010). Santos beat Vitória in the final. Sources: pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copa_do_Brasil_de_Futebol_de_2010; en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlético_Clube_Goianiense. A semifinalist that also survived comfortably in Série A justifies a squad topping out around 72 rather than in the 60s.
Jogador
Posição
Nível
Márcio
Goleiro
72
Édson
Goleiro
60
Vitor
Goleiro
55
Gilson
Defesa
68
Thiago Feltri
Defesa
67
Jairo
Defesa
66
Rafael Cruz
Defesa
65
Dida
Defesa
64
Welton Felipe
Defesa
63
Chiquinho Baiano
Defesa
62
Wescley
Defesa
61
Elias
Meio
72
Róbston
Meio
70
Pituca
Meio
69
Ramalho
Meio
66
Agenor
Meio
65
Victor Ferraz
Meio
62
William
Meio
61
Renatinho
Meio
60
Marcão
Ataque
71
Juninho
Ataque
70
Rodrigo Tiuí
Ataque
67
Josiel
Ataque
66
Anaílson
Ataque
63
Carlinhos Bala
Ataque
62
Como cada nível foi definido
Márcio (GK, 72): first-choice goalkeeper of the promotion-and-semifinal era, the most-used keeper on the roster (65 club appearances logged on ogol). Sources: ogol (epoca_id=139); Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Elias (MF, 72): named by campeonatobrasileiro.com.br as one of the main players of Atlético-GO's rise to Série A and this cycle; 24 goals for the club from midfield. Sources: campeonatobrasileiro.com.br "Os melhores jogadores da história do Atlético Goianiense"; ogol (epoca_id=139).
Marcão (FW, 71): described by the same club-history piece as one of the greatest strikers in Atlético-GO's recent history — physical target man, 17 goals logged. Sources: campeonatobrasileiro.com.br; ogol.
Róbston (MF, 70): 27yo volante, 59 appearances and 15 goals for the club — a scoring midfielder and one of the most-used players of the cycle. Sources: ogol (epoca_id=139); Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Pituca (MF, 69): 30yo holding midfielder, 57 appearances — the experienced anchor of the midfield. Sources: ogol; Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Gilson (DF, 68): 29/30yo centre-back, senior leader of the back four. Sources: ogol; Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Thiago Feltri (DF, 67): 23yo left-back, first-choice on that flank and the defender who went on to the biggest career (Fluminense, Sport). Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Rodrigo Tiuí (FW, 67): 23/24yo forward, 12 goals logged for the club — the third striker of the rotation. Sources: ogol; Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Victor Ferraz (MF, 62): 20yo, listed as a midfielder on Transfermarkt for 2010, still years from the right-back career that took him to Santos — rated as a promising squad player for this season only. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Édson (GK, 60), Vitor (GK, 55): the two backup keepers behind Márcio. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Atlético-MG
Squad list (names, positions, ages) from Transfermarkt's 2010 squad page: www.transfermarkt.com.br/atletico-mineiro/kader/verein/330/sai… (page renders as "Temporada 2010"). Season record from the club's own Galo Digital encyclopedia, 2010 entry: www.galodigital.com.br/enciclopedia/2010 — Atlético won the Campeonato Mineiro 2010 (40th state title, best attack of the competition with 41 goals), was **eliminated from the Copa do Brasil in the quarterfinals by Santos** (3-1 defeat on 5 May, Santos going on to win the trophy), also went out of the Copa Sul-Americana quarterfinals to Palmeiras, and spent 25 rounds in the Série A relegation zone before Dorival Júnior pulled them clear — finishing 13th with 45 points. That profile — state champion and Cup quarterfinalist, but a Série A near-miss with relegation — anchors the squad: a couple of genuine stars on top of a mid-70s/60s body.
Jogador
Posição
Nível
Fabián Carini
Goleiro
74
Fábio Costa
Goleiro
70
Aranha
Goleiro
67
Julio Cáceres
Defesa
75
Leandro
Defesa
71
Coelho
Defesa
68
Pedro Benítez
Defesa
65
Marcos Rocha
Defesa
64
Fernandinho
Defesa
63
Werley
Defesa
62
Carlos Alberto
Meio
74
Corrêa
Meio
70
Zé Luis
Meio
69
Serginho
Meio
65
Jonílson
Meio
65
Alê
Meio
62
Renan Teixeira
Meio
61
Diego Tardelli
Ataque
80
Diego Souza
Ataque
76
Obina
Ataque
73
Marques
Ataque
70
Wason Rentería
Ataque
68
Ricardo Bueno
Ataque
62
Como cada nível foi definido
Diego Tardelli (FW, 80): the standout of the season, spearhead of the Mineiro-winning attack that scored 41 goals; his 2010–2011 Atlético form earned him a Brazil call-up. Sources: galodigital.com.br 2010 entry; Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Diego Souza (FW, 76): senior attacking forward/second striker of the 2010 side, already an established top-division name before his later Sport and Brazil years. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Julio Cáceres (DF, 75): Paraguay international centre-back, the most decorated defender in the squad and Réver's partner. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Carlos Alberto (MF, 74): 30yo attacking midfielder, the marquee creative signing of this period — past his Porto peak but still the squad's most celebrated midfielder. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Fabián Carini (GK, 74): Uruguayan international goalkeeper, first-choice for this cycle. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Marcos Rocha (DF, 64): 20/21yo right-back, academy graduate breaking in — rated for 2010 only, well before the Palmeiras/Brazil level he reached later. Sources: Transfermarkt 2010 squad; atletico.com.br "Base atleticana fecha 2010 com nove títulos, revelações e convocações".
Squad list (names, positions, ages) from Transfermarkt's 2010 squad page: www.transfermarkt.com.br/avai-futebol-clube-sc-/kader/verein/2… (page renders as "Plantel Avaí FC — Temporada 2010"). Competition context, with named goalscorers, from the club's own history page: avai.com.br/historico-do-avai-na-copa-do-brasil/ — 1st phase: Avaí beat Ypiranga-RS 3-0 away in Erechim (two goals **Sávio**, one **Robinho**), qualifying without needing the second leg. 2nd phase: knocked out Coritiba — 1-1 at the Ressacada (**Vandinho**) and 1-0 in Curitiba (**Caio**). 3rd phase (round of 16): eliminated by Grêmio — 3-1 in Porto Alegre, 3-2 for Avaí at the Ressacada (two goals **Laércio**, one **Roberto**), not enough to go through. Season context: Avaí, promoted from Série B in 2008, stayed up in Série A again in 2010 and reached the Copa Sul-Americana quarterfinals — at the time the best Sul-Americana run by any Santa Catarina club. Sources: avai.com.br; pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avaí_Futebol_Clube. This is a survival-level Série A squad, so the ceiling sits at 70.
Jogador
Posição
Nível
Zé Carlos
Goleiro
68
Paes
Goleiro
66
Renan
Goleiro
52
Émerson Nunes
Defesa
67
Léo San
Defesa
66
Emerson
Defesa
65
Uendel
Defesa
64
Eltinho
Defesa
63
Rafael
Defesa
63
Gabriel Valongo
Defesa
60
Patric
Defesa
57
Marcinho Guerreiro
Meio
68
Caio
Meio
68
Frédson
Meio
67
Batista
Meio
67
Rudnei
Meio
66
Robinho
Meio
66
Bruno Silva
Meio
65
Davi
Meio
64
Sávio
Ataque
70
Vandinho
Ataque
66
Sandro Mendonça
Ataque
65
Marcelinho
Ataque
64
Roberto
Ataque
63
Laércio
Ataque
61
Como cada nível foi definido
Sávio (FW, 70): the marquee name of the squad and the scorer of two of the three goals that knocked out Ypiranga-RS in the opening tie; 34 years old, well past his Flamengo/Real Madrid peak but still the side's most dangerous attacker. Sources: avai.com.br Copa do Brasil history; Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Caio (MF, 68): scored the goal that won the away leg in Curitiba and eliminated Coritiba — 28yo senior midfielder. Sources: avai.com.br; Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Marcinho Guerreiro (MF, 68): 28yo, the most experienced midfielder of the group. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Zé Carlos (GK, 68) and Paes (GK, 66): the two senior goalkeepers on the 2010 list (23 and 26). Which of them held the shirt through the Cup run could not be confirmed, so both are rated as credible first-division starters rather than one being pushed clear. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Frédson (MF, 67), Batista (MF, 67): 27 and 29yo central midfielders, senior core of the engine room. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Émerson Nunes (DF, 67): 26yo defender, senior member of the back line. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Bruno Silva (MF, 65): 22yo volante, at the start of the career that later took him to Botafogo and Fluminense — rated here for 2010 only. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Uendel (DF, 64): 20/22yo left-back on the 2010 registration list, years before his Corinthians and Internacional peak. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Eltinho (DF, 63), Rafael (DF, 63): 21–22yo defenders in the rotation. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Roberto (FW, 63): scored in the 3-2 home win over Grêmio in the round of 16; 23yo forward. Sources: avai.com.br; Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Laércio (FW, 61): scored twice in that same 3-2 win over Grêmio, but at 18 he was a breakout youngster rather than an established starter — rated for his 2010 status, not for that one night. Sources: avai.com.br; Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Renan (GK, 52): 18yo third keeper. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Corinthians Paranaense
Squad list (names, positions, ages) from Transfermarkt's squad page for SC Corinthians Paranaense (the Curitiba club, dissolved in 2017 and now J. Malucelli Futebol), season snapshot 09/10 — which is the window the 2010 Copa do Brasil (February to April) actually falls in: www.transfermarkt.com.br/sc-corinthians-paranaense-2017-/kader… Cross-checked against the club's next snapshot (10/11): www.transfermarkt.com.br/sc-corinthians-paranaense-2017-/kader… — 14 of the names used here appear on both lists, which confirms they were at the club through 2010. Competition run (results and dates) from RSSSF Brasil's Copa do Brasil 2010 table: www.rsssfbrasil.com/tablesae/cbr2010.htm
Jogador
Posição
Nível
Ari
Goleiro
60
Colombo
Goleiro
58
Danilo
Goleiro
50
Élton
Defesa
63
Leandro Silva
Defesa
60
César Romero
Defesa
60
Neto
Defesa
58
Saimon
Defesa
57
Rodrigo Crasso
Defesa
57
Peixoto
Defesa
57
Thiago Araújo
Defesa
55
Cícero
Meio
62
Anderson Safira
Meio
62
Renan
Meio
60
Rodrigo Dill
Meio
60
Paulinho
Meio
58
Wiliam Kozlowski
Meio
57
Max
Meio
56
Léo Nascimento
Meio
55
Ronaldo
Meio
55
Andrezinho
Meio
52
Marcelo Lipatín
Ataque
65
Cristiano
Ataque
61
Bruno Batata
Ataque
59
Como cada nível foi definido
1st phase: beat Juventude (1-0 away in Caxias do Sul, goal by Oliveira at 26', then 1-0). Source also: corinthians.com.br, "Corinthians Paranaense vence o Juventude e avança na Copa do Brasil".
2nd phase: knocked out Ceará (2-1 and 1-1).
Round of 16: eliminated by Vasco — 0-1 at home, 1-2 at São Januário on 21 April 2010, 3-1 on aggregate. Gazeta do Povo's report ("Corinthians-PR perde para o Vasco e se despede da Copa do Brasil") names Élton as opening the scoring at 12 minutes and criticises coach Lio Evaristo for setting up with three centre-backs and three holding midfielders. www.gazetadopovo.com.br/esportes/corinthians-pr-perde-para-o-v…
Marcelo Lipatín (FW, 65): the one genuinely well-travelled name in the squad — 33yo Uruguayan centre-forward with a top-flight career behind him, the most credible attacker of the Cup run. Source: Transfermarkt 09/10 squad.
Élton (DF, 63): 27/28yo centre-back, present in both the 09/10 and 10/11 snapshots, and the player Gazeta do Povo names opening the scoring in the decisive second leg — the senior defender of the side. Sources: Transfermarkt (both snapshots); Gazeta do Povo match report.
Cícero (MF, 62): 27/28yo central midfielder, on both snapshots — the experienced controller of the midfield. Source: Transfermarkt (both).
Anderson Safira (MF, 62): 26/27yo attacking midfielder, on both snapshots. Source: Transfermarkt (both).
Cristiano (FW, 61): 28/29yo centre-forward, on both snapshots — the regular number 9 alongside Lipatín. Source: Transfermarkt (both).
Leandro Silva (DF, 60), César Romero (DF, 60): the two other senior centre-backs (24 and 30); Leandro Silva appears on both snapshots. Source: Transfermarkt.
Renan (MF, 60): 26/27yo volante, on both snapshots. Source: Transfermarkt.
Rodrigo Dill (MF, 60): 25yo midfielder, senior squad member of the Cup run. Source: Transfermarkt 09/10 squad.
Ari (GK, 60): 24yo, the senior goalkeeper of the 09/10 group. Source: Transfermarkt 09/10 squad.
Bruno Batata (FW, 59): 25yo forward, third attacking option. Source: Transfermarkt 09/10 squad.
Neto (DF, 58): 24yo centre-back, on both snapshots. Source: Transfermarkt.
Paulinho (MF, 58): 23/24yo volante, on both snapshots. Source: Transfermarkt.
Colombo (GK, 58): 28yo goalkeeper, alternative to Ari. Source: Transfermarkt 09/10 squad.
Saimon (DF, 57), Rodrigo Crasso (DF, 57), Peixoto (DF, 57): 23–26yo defenders of the rotation; Crasso and Peixoto are on both snapshots. Source: Transfermarkt.
Darío Conca (MF, 85): the outstanding individual of Brazilian football in 2010 — the creative hub of the title-winning side, voted the Campeonato Brasileiro's best player and awarded the Bola de Ouro that year. Sources: campeoesdofutebol.com.br 2010 Fluminense campaign; Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Fred (FW, 81): captain and reference centre-forward of the champion team, 25/26yo and a Brazil international in this window. Sources: campeoesdofutebol.com.br; Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Deco (MF, 80): signed mid-2010 from Chelsea, a two-time Champions League winner arriving at 32/33 — no longer at his European peak but instantly the most decorated player in the league. He joined after the Copa do Brasil run had ended, so he counts for the season, not for the Cup ties. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Mariano (DF, 76): first-choice right-back at 22, the season that launched the career which took him to Bordeaux, Galatasaray and Sevilla. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Fernando Henrique (GK, 76): first-choice goalkeeper of the 2010 champions. Sources: campeoesdofutebol.com.br; Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Washington (FW, 76): 33yo veteran centre-forward, the experienced striking partner/alternative to Fred. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Gum (DF, 74): 22/23yo centre-back, regular starter in the title season and a long-term Fluminense fixture from here on. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Luiz Alberto (DF, 73): 31yo centre-back, the senior organiser of the back line. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Carlinhos (DF, 73): 21/22yo left-back, first-choice on that flank. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Juliano Belletti (DF, 72): 32/34yo right-back, a Champions League winner with Barcelona arriving in the closing phase of his career — experience rather than current peak. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Squad list and full campaign from the dedicated Wikipedia article on the club's season: pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temporada_do_Goiás_Esporte_Clube_em_2010 (the "Elenco" section lists the full 2010 registration by position; the Copa do Brasil section gives every tie and the competition's top scorers). Cross-check on the ties: RSSSF Brasil Copa do Brasil 2010 table, www.rsssfbrasil.com/tablesae/cbr2010.htm Competition run (all from the Wikipedia season article):
Jogador
Posição
Nível
Harlei
Goleiro
71
Rodrigo Calaça
Goleiro
60
Pedro Henrique
Goleiro
55
Ernando
Defesa
68
Vítor
Defesa
67
Rafael Tolói
Defesa
66
Júnior
Defesa
66
Marcão
Defesa
64
Wellington Saci
Defesa
63
Matheus Menezes
Defesa
62
Valmir Lucas
Defesa
61
Marcelo Costa
Meio
69
Túlio Guerreiro
Meio
68
Amaral
Meio
67
Romerito
Meio
66
Ángel Rojas
Meio
65
Jonílson
Meio
65
Bernardo
Meio
64
Rithely
Meio
62
Rafael Moura
Ataque
74
Felipe
Ataque
68
Fernandão
Ataque
68
Otacílio Neto
Ataque
64
Everton Leandro
Ataque
62
Diogo Galvão
Ataque
60
Como cada nível foi definido
1st round: beat Ituiutaba 3-2 away, then 0-0 at home.
2nd round: beat São José-AP 1-0 away and **7-0** at home — recorded as the biggest win of that round in the whole competition.
Round of 16: eliminated by Vitória — 0-4 in Salvador, 2-2 at home.
Top scorer of the club's Cup run: **Rafael Moura, 6 goals**; Felipe and Fernandão 2 each; Romerito 1.
Rafael Moura (FW, 74): the standout — 6 goals, top scorer of Goiás's Cup campaign and the leader of the attack, in the form that took him on to Fluminense and Atlético-MG. Source: Wikipedia 2010 season article.
Harlei (GK, 71): club captain and long-serving first-choice goalkeeper, a veteran by 2010 but still the undisputed number one. Source: Wikipedia 2010 season article (listed as capitão).
Marcelo Costa (MF, 69): named among the three players who "comprised the engine room" of the 2010 midfield alongside Túlio Guerreiro and Rithely. Source: Wikipedia 2010 season article.
Túlio Guerreiro (MF, 68): the other senior half of that engine room and the most experienced creative midfielder in the squad. Source: Wikipedia 2010 season article.
Felipe (FW, 68): 2 goals in the Cup run, regular attacking partner to Rafael Moura. Source: Wikipedia 2010 season article.
Fernandão (FW, 68): 2 goals in the Cup run, senior forward of the rotation. Source: Wikipedia 2010 season article. (Rated purely on that listed contribution — see coverage note on the name.)
Ernando (DF, 68), Vítor (DF, 67): the senior centre-back pairing of the 2010 back line. Source: Wikipedia 2010 season article.
Amaral (MF, 67): senior central midfielder in rotation. Source: Wikipedia 2010 season article.
Rafael Tolói (DF, 66): 20yo centre-back coming through in 2010 — years before São Paulo, Atalanta and the Italy national team, so rated as an emerging first-team defender, not at his later level. Source: Wikipedia 2010 season article.
Júnior (DF, 66): senior full-back (listed as Jenílson Ângelo de Souza). Source: Wikipedia 2010 season article.
Romerito (MF, 66): scored in the Cup run; regular attacking midfielder. Source: Wikipedia 2010 season article.
Ángel Rojas (MF, 65): the squad's Chilean midfielder, the only foreigner in the 2010 group. Source: Wikipedia 2010 season article.
Jonílson (MF, 65): senior volante of the rotation. Source: Wikipedia 2010 season article.
Marcão (DF, 64): experienced defender in rotation. Source: Wikipedia 2010 season article.
Bernardo (MF, 64): on loan in 2010 ("emprestado" on the squad list), young attacking midfielder. Source: Wikipedia 2010 season article.
Otacílio Neto (FW, 64): squad forward. Source: Wikipedia 2010 season article.
Wellington Saci (DF, 63): full-back, rotation. Source: Wikipedia 2010 season article.
Matheus Menezes (DF, 62), Valmir Lucas (DF, 61): squad centre-backs. Source: Wikipedia 2010 season article.
Rithely (MF, 62): the youngest of the three midfielders named in the engine room, still a prospect in 2010 (his Sport/Série A peak came later). Source: Wikipedia 2010 season article.
Everton Leandro (FW, 62), Diogo Galvão (FW, 60): squad attackers, no individual 2010 stat line found. Source: Wikipedia 2010 season article.
Rodrigo Calaça (GK, 60), Pedro Henrique (GK, 55): the backup keepers behind Harlei. Source: Wikipedia 2010 season article.
Grêmio
Squad list cross-checked between two sources:
Jogador
Posição
Nível
Victor
Goleiro
80
Marcelo Grohe
Goleiro
62
Gustavo Busatto
Goleiro
50
Réver
Defesa
74
Rafael Marques
Defesa
73
Gabriel
Defesa
71
Rodrigo
Defesa
70
Fábio Santos
Defesa
70
Lúcio
Defesa
69
Paulão
Defesa
68
Mário Fernandes
Defesa
63
Douglas
Meio
76
Fábio Rochemback
Meio
74
Souza
Meio
68
Adílson
Meio
68
Willian Magrão
Meio
65
Hugo
Meio
65
Maylson
Meio
64
Fernando
Meio
58
Jonas
Ataque
84
Borges
Ataque
76
André Lima
Ataque
70
Leandro
Ataque
68
William
Ataque
65
Diego Clementino
Ataque
62
Como cada nível foi definido
Gremiopedia (the club-specific encyclopedia), "Elenco do Grêmio em 2010": gremiopedia.com/wiki/Elenco_do_Grêmio_em_2010 — full names by position, and it flags which defenders were on loan.
Transfermarkt's 2010 squad page: www.transfermarkt.com.br/gremio-porto-alegre/kader/verein/210/… (renders as "Elenco do Grêmio FBPA — Temporada 2010"), used for ages and role detail. Only players appearing on both lists (or explicitly on Gremiopedia's 2010 page) are used here.
Jonas (FW, 84): the season's outstanding attacker in Brazil — **top scorer of the Campeonato Brasileiro 2010 with 23 goals**, which took him into the Brazil squad the following year. Sources: Gremiopedia 2010 squad; contemporaneous Série A scoring records (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_Campeonato_Brasileiro_Série_A).
Victor (GK, 80): first-choice goalkeeper of the semifinal run and one of the best keepers in the country that season, on the fringe of the Brazil squad. Sources: Gremiopedia 2010 squad; Transfermarkt 2010 squad.
Douglas (MF, 76): the side's attacking midfielder and creative reference, 26yo and in the form that made him a Grêmio idol. Sources: Gremiopedia; Transfermarkt.
Borges (FW, 76): listed by Gremiopedia in the 2010 squad (as Humberlito Borges Teixeira) — he was Grêmio's centre-forward in the first half of 2010 before moving to Santos mid-year, where he went on to win this very Copa do Brasil. Rated as the senior striker of Grêmio's Cup run. Source: Gremiopedia 2010 squad.
Fábio Rochemback (MF, 74): 27/28yo central midfielder back from Middlesbrough/Sporting, the most experienced player in the engine room. Sources: Gremiopedia; Transfermarkt.
Réver (DF, 74): first-choice centre-back through the first half of 2010, listed on Gremiopedia's 2010 squad; he left for Atlético-MG in the second half of the year, after this Cup run. Sources: Gremiopedia 2010 squad; Transfermarkt.
William (FW, 65): 25yo centre-forward, rotation. Sources: Gremiopedia; Transfermarkt.
Maylson (MF, 64): attacking midfielder on the 2010 list. Source: Gremiopedia.
Mário Fernandes (DF, 63): 18/20yo right-back, an academy graduate in his breakthrough year — well below the level he reached later at CSKA Moscow. Sources: Gremiopedia; Transfermarkt.
Marcelo Grohe (GK, 62): 21yo, second keeper behind Victor and years from becoming first choice. Sources: Gremiopedia; Transfermarkt.
Fernando (MF, 58): 17/18yo volante (Fernando Lucas Martins), an academy prospect in 2010, long before Sampdoria and Spartak. Source: Gremiopedia.
Gustavo Busatto (GK, 50): 18yo third keeper. Sources: Gremiopedia; Transfermarkt.
Guarani
Squad list, ages, appearances and goals for the **2010 calendar season** from Transfermarkt's season performance table (all competitions, season 2010): www.transfermarkt.us/guarani-fc-sp-/leistungsdaten/verein/1755… Context: Guarani played 2010 in Série B (finishing in the promotion places and returning to Série A for 2011) and entered the 2010 Copa do Brasil. Baseline for a strong Série B side: starters in the 62–72 band, no player above 72.
Jogador
Posição
Nível
Emerson
Goleiro
70
Weverton
Goleiro
58
Juliano
Goleiro
52
Ailson
Defesa
68
João Paulo
Defesa
66
Éwerton Páscoa
Defesa
66
Aislan
Defesa
65
Chiquinho
Defesa
64
Carlinhos
Defesa
62
Gabriel Valongo
Defesa
60
Bruno Peres
Defesa
60
Felipe Silva
Meio
69
Dadá
Meio
68
Leandro Carvalho
Meio
66
Rodrigo Paulista
Meio
64
Lucas
Meio
62
Mika
Meio
61
Lusmar
Meio
58
Ancelmo
Meio
55
Fabinho
Ataque
72
Denílson
Ataque
67
Marcelo Macedo
Ataque
66
Fernandão
Ataque
65
Dairo
Ataque
60
Jéfferson Luis
Ataque
58
Como cada nível foi definido
Emerson (GK, 70): ever-present number one, 40 appearances in 2010 at 27 — the most-used player of the promotion campaign. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 table.
Weverton (GK, 58): 22yo third/second keeper, only 1 appearance in 2010 — rated as a prospect, not yet the established player he later became. Source: same.
Jéfferson Luis (FW, 58): 26yo forward, 14 appearances and 1 goal. Source: same.
Palmeiras
Squad list, ages, appearances and goals for the **2010 calendar season** from Transfermarkt's season performance table (all competitions, season 2010): www.transfermarkt.us/se-palmeiras-sao-paulo/leistungsdaten/ver… Context: Palmeiras in 2010 was a mid-table Série A club (finished the Brasileirão outside the continental places) that also played the Copa do Brasil and the Copa Libertadores. Baseline: a solid but unspectacular first-division squad — starters in the high 60s/low 70s, with Valdivia and Kléber as the two genuine stars.
Jogador
Posição
Nível
Marcos
Goleiro
74
Deola
Goleiro
71
Bruno Cardoso
Goleiro
58
Cicinho
Defesa
71
Henrique
Defesa
70
Danilo
Defesa
70
Maurício Ramos
Defesa
69
Thiago Heleno
Defesa
68
Chico
Defesa
67
Leandro Amaro
Defesa
65
Gabriel Silva
Defesa
63
Jorge Valdivia
Meio
80
Marcos Assunção
Meio
76
Márcio Araújo
Meio
72
João Vitor
Meio
66
Patrik Silva
Meio
64
Rivaldo
Meio
63
Tinga
Meio
62
Lincoln
Meio
62
Kléber
Ataque
78
Luan
Ataque
72
Maikon Leite
Ataque
66
Adriano Michael Jackson
Ataque
64
Dinei
Ataque
63
Ricardo Bueno
Ataque
61
Como cada nível foi definido
Marcos (GK, 74): 36yo club legend and World Cup winner, still first choice for 26 appearances in 2010 in his penultimate season — very good but clearly past his 2000s peak. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 table.
Deola (GK, 71): 27yo, 40 appearances in 2010 — took over the shirt for most of the year. Source: same.
Bruno Cardoso (GK, 58): 26yo third keeper, 2 appearances. Source: same.
Cicinho (DF, 71): right-back, 55 appearances and 2 goals at 23 — the most-used player in the squad that season. Source: same.
Henrique (DF, 70): centre-back, 23 appearances and 3 goals at 23 before his move abroad — a starter when fit. Source: same.
Gabriel Silva (DF, 63): 19yo left-back, 29 appearances and 1 goal — young regular. Source: same.
Jorge Valdivia (MF, 80): 26yo Chilean international playmaker, 28 appearances and 4 goals — the technical reference of the team, rated below world-class because of his injury-broken 2010. Source: same.
Marcos Assunção (MF, 76): 33yo, 59 appearances and 11 goals — captain and set-piece specialist, still the biggest goal threat from midfield. Source: same.
Márcio Araújo (MF, 72): defensive midfielder, 63 appearances (most in squad) and 1 goal at 26. Source: same.
Primary source — Transfermarkt season performance table for the **2010 calendar season**, all competitions: www.transfermarkt.us/portuguesa-sao-paulo/leistungsdaten/verei… Cross-checked against the club's **Campeonato Brasileiro Série B 2010** table on the same site (38-round competition, confirms who actually played the league): www.transfermarkt.us/portuguesa-sao-paulo/leistungsdaten/verei… Context: Portuguesa spent 2010 in Série B (the season before winning that division in 2011). Baseline for a mid-table Série B side: starters 62–73.
Jogador
Posição
Nível
Weverton
Goleiro
70
Juninho
Goleiro
55
Lúcio
Goleiro
46
Marcelo Cordeiro
Defesa
70
Luis Ricardo
Defesa
70
Leandro Silva
Defesa
66
Rogério
Defesa
65
Mateus
Defesa
65
Renato Chaves
Defesa
63
Raí
Defesa
62
Preto Costa
Defesa
62
Guilherme
Meio
69
Marco Antônio
Meio
68
Ivo
Meio
66
Ferdinando
Meio
66
Boquita
Meio
60
Ademir Sopa
Meio
60
Júnior Timbó
Meio
58
Edno
Ataque
73
Ananias
Ataque
71
Henrique Santos
Ataque
70
Jael
Ataque
64
Cleyton Gladiador
Ataque
61
Dodô
Ataque
58
Como cada nível foi definido
Weverton (GK, 70): undisputed number one — 38 of 38 Série B matches, 57 appearances across all 2010 competitions at 22. Source: Transfermarkt, both tables.
Lúcio (GK, 46): 20yo third keeper, listed but unused in Série B 2010. Source: same.
Marcelo Cordeiro (DF, 70): left-back, 54 appearances and 6 goals in 2010 (36 in Série B, 4 goals) — one of the two most-used outfield players. Source: same.
Luis Ricardo (DF, 70): right-back, 53 appearances and 4 goals at 26 (35 Série B games). Source: same.
Leandro Silva (DF, 66): centre-back, 25 Série B appearances and 5 goals at 24 — a genuine set-piece threat from the back. Source: same.
Rogério (DF, 65): left-back, 28 appearances and 4 goals at 26. Source: same.
Mateus (DF, 65): centre-back, 23 appearances and 2 goals at 26. Source: same.
Dodô (FW, 58): 36yo veteran striker, only 5 appearances — an end-of-career cameo season. Source: same.
Santa Cruz
Primary source — Transfermarkt season performance table for the **2010 calendar season**, all competitions: www.transfermarkt.us/santa-cruz-futebol-clube-pe-/leistungsdat… Context: in 2010 Santa Cruz was a third-division (Série C) club that also played the Campeonato Pernambucano and produced the tournament's best-known upset, knocking Botafogo out of the Copa do Brasil after losing the first leg (pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copa_do_Brasil_de_Futebol_de_2010). Baseline for a Série C squad: starters in the high 50s/mid 60s, nothing above 70.
Jogador
Posição
Nível
Tiago Cardoso
Goleiro
66
Diego Lima
Goleiro
54
André Zuba
Goleiro
52
Leandro Souza
Defesa
65
André Oliveira
Defesa
63
Everton Sena
Defesa
60
Jackson
Defesa
60
Dutra
Defesa
58
Alexandre
Defesa
58
Marcus Vinicius
Defesa
55
Marquinhos
Defesa
52
Wesley
Meio
66
Jeovânio
Meio
65
Memo
Meio
62
Renatinho
Meio
60
Cléber Goiano
Meio
57
Marinho
Meio
57
Natan
Meio
56
Chicão
Meio
56
Gilberto
Ataque
68
Thiago Cunha
Ataque
66
Landú
Ataque
62
Laécio
Ataque
58
Flávio Caça-Rato
Ataque
55
Fernando Gaúcho
Ataque
55
Como cada nível foi definido
Tiago Cardoso (GK, 66): 26yo first-choice keeper, 36 appearances in 2010 — the most-used goalkeeper. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 table.
Diego Lima (GK, 54): 24yo backup, 6 appearances. Source: same.
André Zuba (GK, 52): 24yo third keeper, 5 appearances. Source: same.
Leandro Souza (DF, 65): 24yo centre-back, 38 appearances and 2 goals — the most-used defender. Source: same.
André Oliveira (DF, 63): 31yo centre-back, 25 appearances. Source: same.
Everton Sena (DF, 60): 19yo centre-back, 25 appearances — young regular. Source: same.
Jackson (DF, 60): 26yo defender, 17 appearances and 1 goal. Source: same.
Gilberto (FW, 68): 21yo centre-forward, 13 goals in only 21 appearances — by far the best strike rate in the squad and the top scorer of the season. Source: same.
Thiago Cunha (FW, 66): 25yo centre-forward, 24 appearances and 11 goals. Source: same.
Flávio Caça-Rato (FW, 55): 24yo centre-forward, 10 appearances, no goals in 2010. Source: same.
Fernando Gaúcho (FW, 55): 30yo centre-forward, 3 goals in 7 appearances. Source: same.
Sport
Primary source — Transfermarkt season performance table for the **2010 calendar season**, all competitions: www.transfermarkt.us/sport-club-do-recife/leistungsdaten/verei… Context: Sport played 2010 in Série A (a bottom-half season that ended in relegation to Série B for 2011) plus the Campeonato Pernambucano and the Copa do Brasil. Baseline: a lower-table first-division squad — starters 62–70, with Marcelinho Paraíba and Bruno Mineiro clearly above the rest.
Jogador
Posição
Nível
Magrão
Goleiro
74
Rodrigo Calaça
Goleiro
60
Gustavo
Goleiro
55
Wellington Saci
Defesa
70
Toby
Defesa
70
Thiaguinho
Defesa
67
Igor
Defesa
66
Gabriel
Defesa
65
Alex Bruno
Defesa
63
Montoya
Defesa
63
Dutra
Defesa
61
Marcelinho Paraíba
Meio
76
Hamílton
Meio
69
Daniel Paulista
Meio
67
Maylson
Meio
63
Rithely
Meio
62
Germano
Meio
62
Naldinho
Meio
58
Moacir
Meio
58
Bruno Mineiro
Ataque
74
Carlinhos Bala
Ataque
69
Willians Santana
Ataque
65
Ciro Alves
Ataque
63
Júnior Viçosa
Ataque
61
Renato
Ataque
59
Como cada nível foi definido
Magrão (GK, 74): 33yo captain and undisputed number one, 55 appearances in 2010 — the most-used goalkeeper and one of the most respected keepers outside the big-six clubs. Source: Transfermarkt 2010 table.
Marcelinho Paraíba (MF, 76): 35yo attacking midfielder, 43 appearances and 16 goals — top scorer and the creative reference of the team; the highest-rated player in the squad despite his age. Source: same.
Renato (FW, 59): 20yo left winger, 26 appearances and 1 goal. Source: same.
Vasco
Primary source — Transfermarkt season performance table for the **2010 calendar season**, all competitions: www.transfermarkt.us/vasco-da-gama-rio-de-janeiro/leistungsdat… Cross-checked against the club's **Campeonato Brasileiro Série A 2010** table (38 rounds — Fernando Prass played all 38), which confirms the league regulars: www.transfermarkt.us/vasco-da-gama-rio-de-janeiro/leistungsdat… Context: 2010 was Vasco's first season back in Série A after winning Série B in 2009, and the year the squad that would win the 2011 Copa do Brasil came together. Baseline: a strong upper-half Série A side — starters 68–78, with Juninho Pernambucano the one genuinely international-class name.
Jogador
Posição
Nível
Fernando Prass
Goleiro
78
Alessandro
Goleiro
50
Dedé
Defesa
78
Fagner
Defesa
74
Anderson Martins
Defesa
71
Renato Silva
Defesa
68
Márcio Careca
Defesa
68
Ramon
Defesa
66
Victor Ramos
Defesa
62
Douglas
Defesa
60
Juninho Pernambucano
Meio
82
Bernardo
Meio
74
Rômulo
Meio
72
Eduardo Costa
Meio
71
Fellipe Bastos
Meio
69
Allan
Meio
68
Jumar
Meio
66
Jéferson
Meio
63
Enrico
Meio
61
Diego Souza
Ataque
78
Élton
Ataque
74
Alecsandro
Ataque
74
Éder Luís
Ataque
73
Felipe Loureiro
Ataque
69
Leandro
Ataque
64
Como cada nível foi definido
Fernando Prass (GK, 78): played all 38 Série A rounds and 74 matches across 2010 — one of the best goalkeepers in Brazil that season. Source: Transfermarkt, both tables.
Alessandro (GK, 50): 22yo reserve keeper, no appearances in 2010. Source: same.
Dedé (DF, 78): 22yo centre-back, 59 appearances and 12 goals in 2010 (30 Série A games, 6 goals) — a dominant aerial threat and the breakout defender of the season, still short of his later peak. Source: same.
Fagner (DF, 74): 21yo right-back, 57 appearances and 5 goals (35 Série A games, 4 goals) — already a first-choice starter. Source: same.
Anderson Martins (DF, 71): 22yo centre-back, 41 appearances in 2010. Source: same.
Renato Silva (DF, 68): 26yo centre-back, 25 appearances (19 in Série A). Source: same.
Douglas (DF, 60): 20yo centre-back, 8 appearances and 1 goal. Source: same.
Juninho Pernambucano (MF, 82): 35yo attacking midfielder back at Vasco after Lyon and Al-Gharafa, 26 appearances and 5 goals in 2010 (21 Série A games, 4 goals) — a genuine star name, rated below his Lyon peak because of age and a part-season. Source: same.
Bernardo (MF, 74): 20yo attacking midfielder, 57 appearances and 18 goals in 2010 — the top scorer of the whole squad and the revelation of the season. Source: same.
Rômulo (MF, 72): 19yo defensive midfielder, 61 appearances (most in the squad) and 5 goals. Source: same.