This profile was emailed to Soccerly, probably by the player himself.

Based on this kid's website, Leonardo Inojoza Filho is a Brazilian-Canadian footballer. He was born in Brazil, but transferred to Canada when he was 6 years old.

According to him, he spent a week training in England's Liverpool FC.

Basically when I use the term 'Brazilian lightweights' I am referring to two people: Anderson and Lucas Levia. I really want to know how these player get games at the top clubs...

Anderson was brought to Manchester United to inject some sort of flair into the midfield, instead he has remained average at best.

The Brazil national football team is the national team of Brazil and the Brazilian Football Federation (CBF), that Brazil is done in international football competitions. They are the most successful football team in the history of the World Cup with five championships (1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, 2002). .

Kaka and Robinho, once two of the most coveted players in world football, are now seemingly unwanted by their clubs and are in the process of finding new teams. They join a growing list of famous Brazilians whose reputations in Europe have suffered a fall from grace, some of whom have even had to move back to their homeland in order to find first-team football.

Sporting Braga's Brazilian striker Mattheus thinks that Arsenal are in for a surprise tomorrow night if they underestimate the Portugese underdogs, and the 27 year-old fully believes that Braga can take the points at the Emirates! "We have already achieved our first success of the season by reaching the group stages of the Champions League," Mattheus [.

Geoff Kellaway It was reported last month that Welshman Geoff Kellaway was set to sign for us but...

Just a quick post today regarding the injury Carlos Hernandez picked up during Saturday's...

Rafael gives Carlos Tevez a piece of his mind after the troll's late challenge on the Brazilian full back.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvmVaSdg_M8

Like the unicorn, the leprechaun and chocolate popcorn, the Brazilian footballer has taken on a mythical status in the modern day.
All flair and tricks with oodles of skill, the Brazilian is meant to signal all that is great about football, with the greatest Brazilian of them all (please keep any filthy jokes to yourself) Pele having coined the phrase "the beautiful game".