以下資訊包含巴西國內聯賽、巴西國內盃賽，以及南美解放者盃消息。 請遵循內容指示發表文章，謝謝！ Information in this article should contain domestic news of Brazilian Championship, State Championships, Copa Do Brasil, and Copa Libertadores. Please follow the rules, thank you. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 ADRIANO -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Proper Name: Adriano Leite Ribeiro Born: February 17, 1982 Birthplace: Rio de Janeiro Height: 1.89m Weight: 86 kg Position: Forward Current Club: Inter (ITA) 2005~2006 賽季 40 出場 19 進球 Born on 17 February 1982 in Rio de Janeiro, Adriano Leite Ribeiro began his career with Flamengo's junior sides in 1999. His impressive physique and wonderful movement off the ball soon caught the eye of the club's management and, a year later, he was promoted straight from the youth team into the first team. In 2001, the striker secured a dream move to Italian giants Inter Milan. He pulled on their famous blue-and-black shirt for the first time on 14 August of that same year in the prestigious pre-season Santiago Bernabeu tournament against hosts Real Madrid. Joining the fray in the second half, he took only nine minutes to make his mark, scoring with unerring accuracy from a free-kick to secure a 2-1 victory for his new side over their illustrious Spanish opponents. At the start of 2002, he was sent out on loan to Fiorentina, who had fallen upon hard times both on and off the field. He made 15 appearances in Serie A for the Viola, bagging six goals in the process, but was unable to save the Tuscan club from relegation. The following season, Parma bought up half his contract and Adriano went on to score 15 goals in 28 games for the Gialloblu, finishing among the leading goalscorers in Serie A. His goalscoring exploits prompted Inter to buy back the other half of his contract in 2004, since when Adriano has become an idol of the Nerazzuri fans, who have christened him Imperatore (the Emperor). Adriano's precocious start to his club career was mirrored at international level. In 1999, the same year he began his career with Flamengo, he was called up to represent his country at the FIFA U-17 World Championship in New Zealand, which the Brazilians went on to win. Controversial call-up The following year, Emerson Leao, the coach of the Selecao at the time, called the striker up for the FIFA World Cup qualifying match against Colombia. Despite the criticism Adriano's inclusion provoked, the coach stood his ground: “He's tall, strong, has explosive power and a goalscorer's instincts. He provides me with greater tactical options. He's one for the future." In 2001, while playing for Brazil's U-20 side, he won the South American Cup and was the second top scorer at the FIFA World Youth Championship in Argentina with six strikes to his name. On the back of these successes, Adriano won a recall to the full national squad in 2003 when coach Carlos Alberto Parreira called him up for a series of friendlies. In one of these games, a 2-1 defeat to Portugal, he was sent on in the second half in place of none other than Ronaldo. The young striker was not daunted by the occasion, however, and so assured was his performance that Parreira remarked: "When the chips are down, Adriano will come up with the goods." The coach's words would turn out to be prophetic. In 2004, in the final of the Copa America against Argentina, the striker scored in stoppage time to level the match at 2-2 and force extra time. Brazil went on to lift the title in a penalty shoot-out and Adriano further enhanced his reputation by finishing as the competition's leading goalscorer. His match-winning qualities were again in evidence at last year's FIFA Confederations Cup in Germany when he scored twice in the semi-final against Germany to carry his side through to the final. This tournament was to confirm his standing as a genuine world-class player and saw him win the Golden Boot as the top scorer, and the Golden Ball as the best player. This summer, Adriano is aiming to continue his fine performances and winning sequence with the Selecao. Success at Germany 2006 would undoubtedly represent the biggest achievement of his already glittering career. http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/w/player/175683_ADRIANO.html http://soccernet.espn.go.com/players/stats?id=43022&cc=4716 -- █ ███ ███ █ █ ███ ███ █ █ █ ███ ███ ▇ █▂▂ █▂▂ █ █ █▂▂ █▂█ █ █ █ █▂▂ █▂▂ █▂█ █▂▂ ▂▂█ ███ ▂▂█ █ ▌ ███ █▂▂ █▂▂ ▂▂█ ～ M i h a j l o v i c ～ --

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