Everaldo de Jesus Pereira, also known as Cabore (born February 19, 1980, in

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ian former

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who last played as a forward for

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side

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Career

In 2007, he won

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top scorer with 18 goals. From August 15 until September 27, he recorded a goal or an assist from 8 games and he was recorded in successive 2 place. After an unsuccessful period at

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, he moved to

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to play for Al-Arabi in 2009 and then he became the top scorer of 2009/10 Qatari League. In addition, he won the

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for Al-Arabi, scoring a late winner and the only goal of the match.Cabore seals Sheikh Jassim Cup triumph for Al Arabi
However, replays of the goal revealed it was a clear handball which was not spotted by the referee. After his tenure at Al Arabi, he moved to

, making his debut against his former club.

Club statistics

Honours

Individual honour

* K League Top scorer : 2007 *

Top scorer : 2009/10

References

SPORTS 2.0

External links

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QSL.com.qa Player profile
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