Fabrício do Rosário dos Santos

Fabrício do Rosário dos Santos moved abroad before he had properly established himself at home. Grêmio brought him into the first-team picture from July 2019, but rather than build a career in Porto Alegre, the forward was loaned out twice in 2021 — first to Brasil de Pelotas, then to Celta Vigo B in Spain, a spell that put him on the radar of Spanish football long before any permanent transfer.

That move came in August 2022, when he joined Levante as a free agent. He barely had time to settle before Levante sent him straight back out on loan, this time to Castellón, where he stayed until June 2023. Three clubs across three competitions inside two years left him without the kind of settled run that forwards need to build form and confidence.

In January 2025, Fabrício returned to Brazilian football with Vitória, closing the loop on a journey that had taken him from Rio Grande do Sul to Spain and back. At his new club he has made 17 appearances, the first extended run of his career under one badge since his early days at Grêmio.

Standing at 186cm and playing off his right foot, he offers a physical profile suited to leading the line, though the story of his career so far has been shaped less by goals than by movement — loan after loan, country after country — before finally finding a settled spell back in Brazil.