Celsinho

Celso Luís Honorato Júnior, better known as Celsinho ( born August 25, 1988 in Americana ) is a Brazilian footballer.

Career

In the U-17 World Cup 2005 Celsinho first drew attention to himself, as he could each contribute a goal for his country selection both in the 3-1 quarter-final victory against North Korea and a 4-3 semifinal victory against Turkey. In the final, the attacking midfielder with Brazil defeated the Mexican youth team 0-3. Then undertook the Russian tradition club Lokomotiv Moscow the promising talent of Portuguesa. On 9 April 2006, the 17 -year-old made ​​his debut in the 2-1 defeat in the derby against Spartak Moscow, when he came on after 75 minutes. However, the Brazilians suffered from integration problems and could not ultimately prevail in Moscow.

In the summer of 2007 Celsinho for Sporting Lisbon, one of the most famous Portuguese clubs. But also in Lisbon, the young Brazilians could not prevail against his colleagues Leandro Romagnoli or later Herthaner and compatriot Ronny in the first season. In order to gain match practice, he was awarded for the following season 2008/ 09 on the league rivals Estrela Amadora. In the season opening game against Académica de Coimbra Celsinho succeeded where the 1-0 winner. At the end of the season he came eleventh place in the table with his team. Due to missing license granted still had to Estrela Amadora start the transition to the second division.

After returning to Sporting Lisbon Celsinho completed a single League game in the first round in 2009/10 and was therefore awarded to his former Brazilian club Portuguesa in January 2010. In the club from São Paulo, he completed a total of four league games and then returned without perspective to Sporting. There was again a lending transaction, this time with the Romanian first division side FCM Târgu Mureş. After a mixed season Targu Mures was at the end of the four relegated to the second division.

Achievements

• Russian Cup winner: 2007
• Portuguese Cup winner: 2008
• Portuguese Super Cup winner: 2008
• U-17 South American champions: 2005