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Full name
  
Jovaldir Ferreira

Name
  
Jovaldir Ferreira

Years
  
Team

Role
  
Footballer


2000–2004
  
Moto Club

Height
  
1.7 m

2005–2007
  
Americano (MA)

Playing position
  
Defender

Date of birth
  
(1982-01-09) 9 January 1982 (age 33)

Place of birth
  
Rosario, Maranhao, Brazil

Jovaldir Ferreira known as Peris (born 9 January 1982) is a former Brazilian footballer who played left defender.

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Brazil career

Peris started his career in Moto Club de São Luís. He signed a 5-year contract in January 2005 with Americano (MA)., however he left for Santa Cruz in temporary deal. He played once in 2005 Copa do Brasil. In January 2006 the deal was renewed. In September 2006, he was signed by Bahia of Brazilian third division.

Cherno More

Peris came to Cherno More in summer 2007, together with his compatriots Djalma and Fabinho Recife. After a short try-out, the coach Nikola Spasov liked him, and he signed a three-year contract with the football club from Varna on 12 July 2007. Peris quickly became part of the main team. The Brazilian player is uncompromising in defence and very dangerous in attack. He stands out with fastness, good technique and precise passing. He has a strong kick and often shoots from long distances. Because of his qualities, shortly after he came to Bulgaria, he earned the nickname “The New Roberto Carlos.” In A PFG the Brazilian player won the title of one of the best left backs. In the matches against VfB Stuttgart for UEFA Cup in the 2008 campaign, he left excellent impressions in the football specialists with his good play and in the German press appeared information that VfB Stuttgart and VfL Bochum wanted the player in their teams.

Apollon Limassol

In summer 2009 he signed a 2-year contract with Apollon Limassol.

Achievements

  • Bulgarian Cup finalist with Cherno More Varna: 2008
  • Third place in Bulgaria with Cherno More Varna: 2009

    References

    Jovaldir Ferreira Wikipedia