José Ricardo da Silva
Brazilian footballer (1939-1990) · Brazil · Footballers · Died at 51
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Something wrong?José Ricardo da Silva, also known as China was a Brazilian professional footballer who played as a forward. He also represented the Brazil national team at the 1959 Pan American Games and the 1960 Summer Olympics.
A life in dates
1990Died1969Bangu Atlético ClubeClub1969-19721967Mantova 1911Club1967-19681966Vicenza CalcioClub1966-19671965AS RomaClub1965-19661962U.C. SampdoriaClub1962-19651959Botafogo F.R.Club1959-1962Brazil national under-23 football teamClub1939Born11 September 1939
Teams 7
Bangu Atlético Clube1969-1972
Mantova 19111967-1968
Vicenza Calcio1966-1967
AS Roma1965-1966
U.C. Sampdoria1962-1965
Botafogo F.R.1959-1962
Brazil national under-23 football team1959-1959
Career record
SpellAppsGoals
1967-196820
1966-1967124
1965-1966123
1962-19657530
1959-1959139
In common with José
Bruno LazaroniAlso played for Bangu Atlético ClubePaulo AlmeidaAlso played for Brazil national under-23 football team
Alessandro LambrughiAlso played for Mantova 1911Beniamino Di GiacomoAlso played for Mantova 1911Cássio Alves de BarrosAlso played for Brazil national under-23 football teamAlmir Lopes de LunaAlso played for Bangu Atlético Clube
Alessandro LambrughiAlso played for Mantova 1911Beniamino Di GiacomoAlso played for Mantova 1911Cássio Alves de BarrosAlso played for Brazil national under-23 football teamAlmir Lopes de LunaAlso played for Bangu Atlético ClubeAbout this person
Country
Brazil
Category
Footballers
Type
Football / Soccer Player
Status
deceased
Dates
Lived 1939 to 1990 · aged 51
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