Fabrício Keiske Rodrigues Oya

Fabrício Oya came through the Corinthians academy, and in 2017 the youth side he played for turned him loose going forward: 15 goals and 15 assists across the campaign, a return that also brought the Copa São Paulo de Juniores title that year. The same season put him on The Guardian's Next Generation list, a marker of the promise attached to him inside Brazilian football's biggest academy production line.

The step up to Corinthians' first team never really came. He was loaned out twice while still tied to the club, first to São Bento and then to Oeste, gathering minutes away from Itaquera rather than in it. When his contract at Corinthians ran out in 2021, he left Brazil altogether, joining Torpedo-BelAZ in Belarus.

He returned home the following year and settled into a run of spells that traded permanence for game time: Azuriz took him first on loan, then signed him outright, with a further loan to S.E.R. Caxias breaking up his time there. Since leaving Azuriz he has moved on quickly and often, turning out for Primavera, Santo André and Itabaiana all within the space of a year before signing for Confiança in November 2025.

At youth international level, Oya was capped three times for Brazil's under-20 side between 2017 and 2019, without scoring. A senior call-up never followed.