Ludjero Fernandes Oliveira, a natural striker, joins the list of legends of the past
Ludjero Fernandes Oliveira, born in the picturesque fishing town of Furna on June 22, 1975, is a living legend of Braga football.
He had his first contact with the ball playing in the rivers, on Cadjitinha beach and then in the multipurpose stadium and continued his journey in São Vicente, where he sought education and from there returned to his home island, ready to leave his mark in the world of football. soccer.
Known as Lu di zinha, he comes from a respectable lineage of brave footballers, with names such as Nho Lan, Ticoka, Zé, toxico, João Domingos and his father Mano Oliveira, the latter two co-founders of the club.
As a natural striker, Ludjero won every collective and individual trophy Brava had to offer, becoming a nightmare for opposing defenses.
His career spanned several islands, faithfully representing his beloved No Pintxa.
Although he received tempting invitations from renowned clubs such as Sporting da Praia and Batuque de São Vicente, Ludjero chose to remain faithful to his club and his island, refusing to leave his legacy behind.
As a frequent representative of the Brava team and with calls to join the Cape Verdean team, Ludjero demonstrated his unconditional love for local football and his devotion to No Pintxa.
Their contribution to Brava sport is undoubtedly notable, and their story serves as an inspiration for future generations, who must recognize and value the sacrifice and dedication of these true heroes of local sport.
Ludjero Fernandes Oliveira, or Lu di zinha, will continue to be an unforgettable figure in the heart of No Pintxa and Brava sport, a true icon of local football.
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