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#4 Muriqui
Muriqui began his career in 20014 at Madureira, as an attacking midfielder and was widely tipped to be the next big Brazilian playmaker. After various loan spells in some top Brazilians clubs, he failed to make a significant impact and continued his journey through various clubs in Brazilian leagues.
The player moved to China in 2010 to join Guangzhou Evergrande and spent four seasons at the club before moving to Al Saad for two seasons. Currently, 30-years old, the Brazilian has never appeared for the national team.
He joined and left Vasco da Gama in the span of six months in 2017 and later re-joined former club Guangzhou Evergrande. With just days left on his, contract, Muriqui will be a free agent in the January transfer window.
Muriqui will be in search of a new club, with a number of offers sure to pique the interest of the Brazilian for his next step in his football journey.
