jueves, 30 de enero de 2014

YAYA TOURÉ

Gnégnéri Yaya Touré
 

Date of birth     13 May 1983 (age 30)
Place of birth     Bouaké, Ivory Coast
Height     1.91 m (6 ft 3 in)[2][3]
Playing position     Midfielder
Club information
Current club     Manchester City
Number     42


Youth career
1996–2001     ASEC Mimosas


Senior career*

2001–2003     Beveren     70     (3)




2003–2005     Metalurh Donetsk     33     (3)
2005–2006     Olympiacos     26     (3)











2006–2007     Monaco     27     (5)




2007–2010     Barcelona     74     (4)




2010–     Manchester City     121     (33)



10-11 Man City Home FA Cup Final SS Yaya Toure




 10-11 Man City Home FA Cup Final SS Yaya Toure







 Manchester City Yaya Toure match worn issued shirt. 
Issued for Europa League 2011/2012





 In a Europa League game against Porto, 16th February 2012



Manchester City, season 2011-2012, 2nd kit,
 match worn against Porto in Europa League









 Champions League 2012/13 Home






National team‡
2004–     Ivory Coast     82     (16)



21 June 2006. Pictured are (top row L to R) Ivorian goalkeeper Boubacar Barry, Ivorian defender Emmanuel Eboue, Ivorian midfielder Yaya Toure, Ivorian forward Arouna Kone, Ivorian midfielder Kanga Akale, Ivorian defender Blaise Kouassi, and (bottom row-L to R) Ivorian defender Arthur Boka, Ivorian midfielder Kader Keita, Ivorian forward Aruna Dindane, Ivorian defender Cyrille Domoraud and Ivorian midfielder Didier Zokora.





JUNINHO PERNAMBUCANO

Antônio Augusto Ribeiro Reis Jr.
Date of birth     30 January 1975 (age 39)
Place of birth     Recife, Brazil
Height     1.78 m (5 ft 10 in)[1]
Playing position     

Attacking midfielder











Youth career
1991–1992     Sport


Senior career*

1993–1994     Sport     24     (2)


1995–2001     Vasco da Gama     111     (26)








 Libertadores 1998.





Copa Mercosul 2000.


Tetra Campeão Brasileiro em
2000 Copa Joao Havelange.


2001–2009     Lyon     248     (75)







2007/08.




























2009–2011     Al-Gharafa     40     (15)
2011–2012     Vasco da Gama     50     (11)
2013     New York Red Bulls     13     (0)




2013–2014     Vasco da Gama     16     (2)


  Rio de Janeiro - 21.07.2013 


National team‡
1999–2006     Brazil[2]     40     (6)