Eduardo

Eduardo arrived at Mirassol as a free agent. Desportivo Brasil gave him his start in 2009, and stints away at Ituano, Fluminense and Grêmio Prudente followed. On loan at G.D. Estoril Praia he helped the club win the Segunda Liga, then stayed on to establish himself in the Primeira Liga, which earned him a move to FC Porto in 2013. A loan spell at OGC Nice produced the standout moment of his European career: a five-goal haul against Guingamp in a 7–2 win, part of a return of ten goals in 30 appearances that season.

The bulk of his output, however, came in Saudi Arabia. At Al Hilal he scored 54 goals in 96 league appearances and won the Saudi Pro League three times, along with the King Cup of Champions, the Crown Prince Cup, two Saudi Super Cups and the AFC Champions League. He was named the league's Player of the Month in October 2019 and took the Bronze Ball at that year's FIFA Club World Cup. Spells at Shabab Al Ahli in the UAE and a brief return to Saudi football with Al-Ahli followed before he came back to Brazil.

At Botafogo he was a key figure, winning the Taça Rio twice, the Campeonato Brasileiro and the Copa Libertadores in 2024, with 15 goals in 72 league matches. A season at Cruzeiro preceded his move to Mirassol in January 2026, where he wears the number 33 shirt as a right-footed midfielder.