Giovane Elber

Giovane Elber (born the July 23rd 1972 with Londrina) is a Footballeur Brésil IEN.

Biography

He plays of 1994 with 2003 in the Bundesliga, successively for the VfB Stuttgart and the Bayern of Munich, with which he is champion of Germany into 1999,2000,2001 and 2003, gaining the Coupe of Germany in 1997 (with Stuttgart), 1998,2000 and 2001, and the Ligue of the Champions in 2001. He gains in 2003 the title of better striker of the championship of Germany by registering 21 goals in 33 matches.

He is transferred in 2003 to the Olympique Lyonese, with which he gains the championship of France into 2003/2004. After a first rather satisfactory season (10 goals in 27 matches of championship), Elber is wounded with starts its second Lyons season. This wound means the end of its adventure in France, because the player will enter in dissension with his leaders on the management of his wound. Its contract is then terminated by amicable agreement, and Elber leaves France to turn over to Germany. It signs with the Borussia Mönchengladbach, for a last challenge in the Bundesliga which saw it becoming a footballer of international scale.

It returns then to the Brésil, and plays with the Cruzeiro EC.. But at the end of 2006 it announces that it hangs up again the cramps definitively, judging that " it is the moment of arrêter". Old in September 2007 the international Brazilian one joined the cell of recruitment of the Bavarian club.

Elber has 15 selections in team of Brazil (7 marked goals) between 1998 and 2001.

Career

  • 1991-1994 :

  • 1994-1997:
  • 1997-2003:
  • 2003-2005:
  • 2005:
  • 2006:

Prize list

  • Victorious of the League of the Champions: 2001 (Bayern of Munich)

  • Victorious of the Intercontinental Cut: 2001 (Bayern of Munich)
  • Champion of Germany: 1999, 2000, 2001 and 2003 (Bayern of Munich)
  • Champion of France: 2004 and 2005 (Olympic Lyonese)
  • Victorious of the Trophy of the Champions: 2004 (Olympic Lyonese)
  • Victorious of the Cut of Switzerland: 1994 (Zurich Grasshopper-Club)
  • Victorious of the Cut of Germany: 1997 (VfB Stuttgart), 1998, 2000 and 2003 (Bayern of Munich)
  • Champion of the state Minas Gerais: 2006 (Cruzeiro Esporte Clube)

References

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