Décio Bianco
Brazilian footballer (born 1944)
| Personal information | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Full name | Décio Antonio Cabo Bianco | ||
| Date of birth | (1944-08-26) 26 August 1944 (age 79) | ||
| Position(s) | Forward | ||
| Senior career* | |||
| Years | Team | Apps | (Gls) |
| Juventus | |||
| *Club domestic league appearances and goals | |||
Décio Antonio Cabo Bianco (born 26 August 1944) is a Brazilian former footballer.[1]
References
- ^ "Profile". sambafoot.com. Retrieved 2 June 2012.
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Campeonato Gaúcho top scorers
- 1961: Sapiranga
- 1962: Geovani & Paulo Lumumba
- 1963: Marino
- 1964: Oli
- 1965: Alcindo
- 1966: Sapiranga
- 1967: Nico
- 1968: Alcindo
- 1969: Paraguaio
- 1970: Claudiomiro
- 1971: Decio & Valdomiro
- 1972: Claudiomiro
- 1973: Bebeto
- 1974: Escurinho
- 1975: Bebeto & Tarciso
- 1976: Alcindo
- 1977: Flávio Minuano & Luís Freire
- 1978: Jair & Valdomiro
- 1979: Jair
- 1980: Baltazar
- 1981: Baltazar
- 1982: Geraldão
- 1983: Kita
- 1984: Alcântara
- 1985: Caio & Tita
- 1986: Balalo
- 1987: Amarildo
- 1988: Lima
- 1989: Wolnei Caio
- 1990: Nílson
- 1991: Gélson
- 1992: Gílson
- 1993: Mauro
- 1994: Paulo Gaúcho
- 1995: Aílton
- 1996: Sandro Pires
- 1997: Marcus Vinicius
- 1998: Badico
- 1999: Ronaldinho
- 2000: Felipe
- 2001: Chiquinho
- 2002: Sotilli
- 2003: Flávio Dias
- 2004: Sotilli
- 2005: Felipe
- 2006: Giancarlo
- 2007: Vítor Hugo
- 2008: Alex & Mendes
- 2009: Taison
- 2010: Jefferson
- 2011: Damião
- 2012: Damião
- 2013: Forlán
- 2014: Barcos
- 2015: Michel
- 2016: Heliardo
- 2017: Bolaños & Brenner
- 2018: Michel
- 2019: Gava & Marcão
- 2020: Diego Souza
- 2021: Diego Souza
- 2022: Erick
- 2023: Pedro Henrique
- 2024: Cristaldo & Diego Costa
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