Do you remember him? Where is Dimba, former Flamengo player?

Dimba marked an era in Brazilian football with his skill as a center forward and eye for goal. Recognized mainly for his spells at Goiás and Flamengo, he shone brightly in the early 2000s, winning goalscoring scores and titles. With a career that took him to national and international clubs, Dimba ended his career on the pitch, but his name is still remembered by fans and football admirers. Lance! tell you where Dimba is.

Dimba's career in football

Dimba began his career at modest Sobradinho, in 1994, before moving to Brasília the following year. His ability as a goalscorer began to attract attention, and he had a run at clubs such as Gama and Botafogo, but it was at Goiás, in 2003, that he experienced the peak of his career.

For Goiás, Dimba was the top scorer in the 2003 Brazilian Championship, scoring an impressive 31 goals in the competition. His performance put him on the radar of big clubs and took him to Al Ittihad, in Saudi Arabia, in 2004.

After a short spell abroad, Dimba returned to Brazil to play for Flamengo. Despite not having repeated the same success as his times in Goiás, he contributed in important moments for the Rio team. Throughout his career, Dimba wore the shirts of several other clubs, including São Caetano, Brasiliense, Ceilândia and Legião, before ending his football career in 2015, at Sobradinho, the club where he began his career.

Clubs in Dimba's career

1994–1995: Sobradinho

1995: Brasília

1996: Gama

1996: Sobradinho

1997–1998: Botafogo

1998–1999: América-MG

1999: Portuguese

1999: Bahia

2000: Leça (Portugal)

2000–2001: Botafogo

< p>2002: Gama

2002–2003: Goiás

2004: Al Ittihad

2004–2005: Flamengo

2005–2006: São Caetano

2007–2008: Brasiliense

2010: Ceilândia

2010: Legião

2011–2013: Ceilândia

2014–2015: Sobradinho

The peak and decline

The period in Goiás represented the peak of Dimba's career. In 2003, he not only stood out as a top scorer, but was also instrumental for the team, which earned him national recognition. However, his time at Flamengo did not bring the same shine, and opportunities at big clubs began to become scarce.

As the years went by, Dimba found space in smaller clubs, where he continued to do what he did best: score goals. In 2015, he decided to end his career as a player at Sobradinho, closing the cycle where it all began.

Where is Dimba?

After his retirement, Dimba turned to social and business projects, using his football experience to inspire young people. He began working as a coach in youth teams, helping to develop new talents and share the lessons learned during his career.

Dimba was also involved in community-oriented initiatives in the Federal District, promoting sporting events and charitable actions. Despite no longer being in the spotlight, he remains a beloved figure remembered for his charismatic personality and contribution to Brazilian football.

Dimba remains active in his social circle and participates in commemorative matches, where he demonstrates that his talent and passion for football are still alive.