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Jadson Rodrigues Da SilvaBrazilian footballer, midfielder for Tianjin Songjiang. Played for the Brazilian national team.
Date of Birth: 05.10.1983
Country:  Brazil |
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Early Life and Club Career
Jadson Rodrigues da Silva, a renowned Brazilian footballer, was born and raised in Londrina, Paraná. Nurtured by the youth academy of Atlético Paranaense, Jadson made his professional debut in 2003. Over the following seasons, he amassed an impressive record of 139 appearances and 50 goals for the club.
Jadson's exceptional performance earned him recognition in PLACAR, a prominent Brazilian sports publication. He was ranked among the top ten players in the national championship and was included in the symbolic team of the 2004 season as chosen by Jornal de Tarde.
In 2005, Jadson embarked on a new chapter in his career, transferring to the Ukrainian club Shakhtar Donetsk. During his seven seasons with the team, he triumphed in the UEFA Cup and five consecutive Ukrainian Premier League titles. His pivotal role in the club's success was further cemented by his winning goal in the 2008-09 UEFA Cup final. Jadson also holds the honor of scoring the inaugural goal at Shakhtar's magnificent new stadium, the Donbass Arena.
International Career
Jadson's remarkable achievements at club level culminated in a well-deserved call-up to the Brazilian national team. He made his international debut in a friendly against France in February 2011. His maiden goal for Brazil came in a Copa América match against Paraguay in July of the same year.
Later Club Career and Retirement
In January 2012, Jadson returned to his home country, signing a three-year contract with São Paulo FC. He continued to showcase his exceptional talent, playing a pivotal role in his team's success.
As his illustrious career drew to a close, Jadson announced his retirement in 2023. He left an unforgettable legacy as one of the most accomplished Brazilian midfielders of his generation.
