Jalminha

Jalmina is the son of Dzhalma Diaz , a famous Brazilian footballer, a Brazilian national team player of the 1960s. Jalma Jr. was born in the suburb of San Paulo Santos, where his father played for the local eponymous club. Nevertheless, Jalminya began his professional career at Flamengo . In 1989, he made his debut in the club in a match with " America ". In the same year, he helped his club win the Guanabara Cup , and a year later he celebrated his victory in the Brazilian Cup . In 1991, Jalmina won the Rio Trophy , the Rio Cup and the state championship of Rio de Janeiro . In this team, Jalmina was, along with Junior Bayano , Paulo Nunes and Marcelinho Carioca , one of the leaders. A year later, this team won the championship in Brazil .

In 1993, Jalmina moved to Guarani . There he spent a little more than a year and went to Japan, where he became a player in the Shimizu S-Pals club. However, there the midfielder played for a very short time and returned to Guarani. There he became part of the famous trio of assault, which consisted of Jalmini himself, who acted in positions “under the attackers”, as well as two forwards, Marcio Amoroso and Luizao . At the end of 1995, Jalminya, together with Luisão, moved to Palmeiras . At that time, this team had a very strong roster: Muller , Rivaldo , Flavio Conceiso , Junior , Cafu played there. In this team, the midfielder spent only one season in which he was able to achieve victory in the São Paulo State Championship , and also received the title of the best player of the championship .

In 1997, Jalmina moved to the club Deportivo La Coruna , and his partners in Palmeiras, Luisão and Flavio Conceiso ^[2] , also moved with him. On September 16, 1997, the midfielder scored the first goal for the club, hitting the goal of Auxerre in the UEFA Cup and bringing his team the victory in the match ^[3] . In his first season, the footballer spent 31 matches on the field and scored 10 goals; his team took 12th place in the championship. January 20, 1999 Dzhalminya was removed for two yellow cards in a match with Celta ^[4] . In total for the club in the season, the football player spent 35 matches and scored 9 goals, and his team took 6th place and advanced to the Spanish Cup semi-finals. On January 12, 2000, the Brazilian was sent off for two yellow cards, the second of which he received, insulting the match of the main referee of the meeting, Losantos Omar; in the same match, Jalminya made an assist. ^[5] . This season, he scored 13 goals and helped Deportivo, for the first time in history, to win the Spanish championship. In November 2000, the Brazilian extended his contract with Deportivo for 5 years ^[6] and in the same month scored the only goal, which brought DePor victory in the Galician derby ^[7] . The team took second place in the championship. On December 20, he made a double in a match with Oviedo ^[8] . In January 2001, a 2-match disqualification was imposed on the midfielder, for having fought on the field in a match with Valencia with a player from the opposing team, Albelda ^[9] . On June 17, the Brazilian made a double in the match with Malaga ^[10] , which allowed Deportivo to win silver medals for the second time in a row. From the same season, Carlos Valeron began to provide serious competition for Jalminier . And in the summer the Brazilian went, on loan, to Austria . ^[11] In March 2003, Austrius head coach, Christoph Daum, decided not to renew the lease agreement with the Brazilian ^[12] , who returned to Spain for a year. In 2004, Djalmina, by mutual agreement, terminated the contract with Deportivo ^[13] . He moved to the Mexican club " America ". On August 29, he made his debut with the team in the match against Santos Laguna , replacing him at the 59th minute of the meeting. In the same match, the Brazilian scored a goal that brought his team a 1: 1 draw.

Team

• Guanabara Cup Winner : 1989
• Brazilian Cup Winner : 1990
• Rio Trophy Winner : 1991
• Rio de Janeiro State Champion : 1991
• Rio Cup Winner : 1991
• Brazilian Champion : 1992
• Champion of São Paulo State : 1996
• Champion of Austria : 2003
• America's Cup Winner : 1997

Deportivo

• Champion of Spain : 1999/00
• Winner of the Spanish Cup : 2001/02
• Winner of the Super Cup of Spain : 2000 , 2002

Personal

• Footballer of the year in Brazil : 1996

• Statistics in Spain