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Rafael Scheidt

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Brazilian footballer

Brazil FootballersBorn 1976 · age 50

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Rafael Felipe Scheidt is a retired Brazilian footballer. He was signed by Kenny Dalglish, manager of Celtic from Grêmio for £5 million and failed to make an impact.

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Teams 10

Guizhou Renhe F.C.2007-2008

Botafogo F.R.2004-2006

Clube Atlético Mineiro2003-2004

S.C. Corinthians Paulista2000-2002

Celtic F.C.1999-2000

Brazil men's national football team1999-1999

Grêmio FBPA1998-1999

Kawasaki Frontale1997-1997

Kawasaki Frontale1997-1998

Grêmio FBPA1995-1996

Career record

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2007-2008382

2004-2006731

2003-2004352

2000-2002351

1999-200030

1999-199930

1998-1999392

1997-1997265

1997-1998265

1995-199670

Connected to Rafael 6

Zhao XuriAlso played for Guizhou Renhe F.C.

Han PengAlso played for Guizhou Renhe F.C.Wu ChengyingAlso played for Guizhou Renhe F.C.

Rafa JordàAlso played for Guizhou Renhe F.C.

Juan Manuel OliveraAlso played for Guizhou Renhe F.C.

Tomáš OravecAlso played for Guizhou Renhe F.C.

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Rafael Felipe Scheidt is a retired Brazilian footballer. He was signed by Kenny Dalglish, manager of Celtic from Grêmio for £5 million and failed to make an impact. Plagued by injury and finding it hard to settle he started one game in the 1999-00 season against St Johnstone and was let out on loan to Corinthians by new manager Martin O'Neill after just five appearances. Indeed, Scheidt later admitted that following an unimpressive showing in a pre-season friendly O'Neill had told him "I like footballers who are not like you", further adding "I like footballers who play well." The Guardian newspaper called Scheidt the second worst transfer in the history of football, behind Steve Daley, in an article published in 2001.

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Brazil