Anderson

Anderson joined the club's academy at the age of 11, and was rewarded with a place on the bench as the club won the 2018 Brazilian Serie A title, playing second choice to Daniel Fuzato. That same year he lifted the Brazilian Under-20 Championship with the club's youth side.

First-team football, though, came only after he left São Paulo. Loan spells took him through Santa Cruz and then Náutico Capibaribe across two seasons, before he joined Cruzeiro in 2022. He was understudy at the Toca da Raposa training centre, and it was not until April 2024, when Rafael Cabral departed, that the gloves passed to him. He made just one league appearance in 2023 but started 17 matches the following year once he had established himself as first choice.

A move to Atlético Goianiense followed in January 2025 on a contract that ran to the end of 2027, but he left early, joining Chapecoense as a free agent in January 2026. He won the Campeonato Catarinense with the club in both 2017 and 2018. Those state titles sit apart from the club's most famous silverware — the 2016 Copa Sudamericana won under the goalkeeper Danilo, who died in the LaMia air disaster that year and was later named Brazil's Player of the Year.