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Marcelo de Araújo Pitaluga Filho

Marcelo de Araújo Pitaluga Filho

BrazilGoalkeeper · Fluminense · №27

23 y.o. · 192 cm · 77 kg · right

18 Matches
0 In the starting XI
Minutes

Recent matches

Date Match Score
Platense Fluminense CONMEBOL Libertadores 2:0
Athletico Paranaense Fluminense Serie A 3:3
Independ. Rivadavia Fluminense CONMEBOL Libertadores 1:1
Fluminense Independ. Rivadavia CONMEBOL Libertadores 0:0
Botafogo Fluminense Serie A 1:1
Fluminense Vasco DA Gama Copa do Brasil 1:3
Vasco DA Gama Fluminense Copa do Brasil 0:0
Fluminense Bahia Serie A 0:0
Gremio Fluminense Serie A 1:1
Fluminense RB Bragantino Serie A 1:1
All player matches

Season statistics

18 Matches
0 In the starting XI
Minutes
Competition Season Games
Serie A 2026 9
CONMEBOL Libertadores 2026 4
Carioca - 1 2026 3
Copa do Brasil 2026 2

About the player

Marcelo Pitaluga spent five years at Liverpool without ever making a competitive first-team appearance. He began at Vasco da Gama's futsal section at the age of eight, switched to football at eleven and moved into Fluminense's academy, where he stayed until 2020. He was named among the substitutes for the first team four times without playing a competitive league match before Liverpool signed him for an initial fee of around £700,000, with Fluminense keeping a 25% sell-on clause.

The loan spells that followed had contrasting outcomes. At Macclesfield Town he made 26 appearances in total and helped the club win the Northern Premier League Division One West title. At St Patrick's Athletic, results went the other way: he conceded six goals in four league starts and the loan was ended early, though he still picked up the Leinster Senior Cup with the club. A brief stint at Livingston brought a single appearance, a Scottish League Cup defeat to Inverness Caledonian Thistle.

He returned to Fluminense permanently in January 2025, signing until the end of 2028. At Liverpool he had been an unused substitute in the finals of the FA Cup and the EFL Cup, and with Brazil's youth sides he was reserve goalkeeper when the under-17s won the 2019 World Cup, collecting a winner's medal without playing in the tournament. He has represented Brazil at under-15, under-16 and under-17 level but has not been capped by the senior national team.

Teammates