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Lucas Pezzini Leiva
Nationality:Italy,Brazil
Birthday:1987-1-9
Biorhythm Today:
Height:179cm
Weight:78kg
Club:Gremio (RS)
Position:Midfielder
Join Date:2022-7-1
Former Club(s):Lazio
Once Club(s):Lazio,Liverpool,Gremio (RS),Gremio (RS) U20
Market Value: €2.00M
Personal Match Data Statistics of last 2 years
Match Date Home Score AWay Goal Pen OG YC RC
BRA D223/10/2022Nautico PE0-3Gremio (RS)10010
BRA D204/10/2022Gremio (RS)2-0Centro Sportivo Alagoano10000
BRA D220/09/2022Gremio (RS)3-0Sport Club Recife (PE)10010
BRA D217/09/2022Gremio Novorizontino2-0Gremio (RS)00010
BRA D226/07/2022Chapecoense SC0-0Gremio (RS)00010
ITA D121/05/2022Lazio3-3Hellas Verona00010
ITA D124/04/2022Lazio1-2AC Milan00010
ITA D110/04/2022Genoa1-4Lazio00010
ITA D120/03/2022AS Roma3-0Lazio00010
ITA D112/02/2022Lazio3-0Bologna00010
ITA D105/02/2022Fiorentina0-3Lazio00010
UEFA EL25/11/2021Lokomotiv Moscow0-3Lazio00010
ITA D130/10/2021Atalanta2-2Lazio00010
ITA D126/09/2021Lazio3-2AS Roma00010
ITA D121/08/2021Empoli1-3Lazio00010
ITA D108/05/2021Fiorentina2-0Lazio00010
ITA D102/05/2021Lazio4-3Genoa00010
ITA D122/04/2021Napoli5-2Lazio00010
UEFA CL23/02/2021Lazio1-4Bayern Munich00010
ITA D124/01/2021Lazio2-1US Sassuolo Calcio00010
ITA D115/01/2021Lazio3-0AS Roma00010
ITA D103/01/2021Genoa1-1Lazio00010
Total300210
Profile:

Lucas Leiva is a holding midfielder for both Liverpool and Brazil.

The South American found it tough to win over supporters during the initial stages of his Anfield career but his class shone through so that now only Steven Gerrard and Luis Suarez appear more often on the back of supporters' shirts. His arrival from Gremio in 2007 was seen as quite a coup for Rafael Benitez, with a host of European clubs apparently circling.

Having broken onto the scene in October 2005, Lucas soon became the youngest player ever to win the Bola de Ouro. The honour is given to the best player in the Campeonato Brasileiro and has previously been won by Zico, Romario, Kaka and Carlos Tevez.

The youngster, nephew of former Brazilian footballer Leivinha, captained his country's U20s to the South American Youth Championship title in 2007, scoring four goals in the process.

No wonder senior coach Dunga was starting to take note. He actually selected the midfield battler against Al-Kuwait in October 2006, but the game was not an official FIFA tie and so did not count as his international debut. That came a month into his Liverpool career in August 2007 when he came on as a substitute in a friendly with Algeria.

Lucas, who also holds an Italian passport, made his Reds bow as a second-half sub in a Champions League qualifier against Toulouse on August 28, 2007. The Brazilian notched up more than 30 appearances in his debut season, breaking his Anfield duck in style with a 25-yard curler in the FA Cup against Havant and Waterlooville.

Lucas was absent for the start of 2008-09 after travelling to the Olympics in Beijing, where he claimed bronze after a semi-final defeat to Javier Mascherano's Argentina. The No.21 tallied a further 39 appearances during his second season at Anfield despite stiff competition from established stars Mascherano and Xabi Alonso. The highlight came when he stood in for the latter as Liverpool thrashed title rivals Manchester United 4-1 at Old Trafford in March 2009.

Alonso's departure to Real Madrid a few months later meant Lucas was now an integral part of the team - and he seemed to relish his new found responsibility. The Brazilian was voted our Young Player of the Season for 2009-10, proof of how far he'd come in the eyes of Kopites.

The following season, with Kenny Dalglish now at the helm, the likeable anchorman signed a new long-term contract before going one better than the previous year by winning the fans' Player of the Season. Now one of the first names on the teamsheet for Brazil, he featured in the Copa America 2011 - but it ended miserably for the Liverpool man when he earned a red card during a quarter-final defeat to Paraguay.

Back in England, Lucas's performances just kept getting better in 2011-12 and he was now regarded as one of the Premier League's finest midfielders, but his campaign ended cruelly in November when he suffered an anterior cruciate ligament injury to his knee during a Carling Cup victory at Stamford Bridge.

Honours:

Grêmio

Série B
(1): 2004–05
Campeonato Gaúcho (2): 2006, 2007

Liverpool
Football League Cup
: 2011–12

Individual

Bola de Ouro
(1): 2006
Liverpool Player of the Season (1): 2010
Liverpool Young Player of The Year (1): 2010

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