Boa Morte, Luis

Luís Boa Morte Pereira ( port. Luís Boa Morte Pereira ; August 4, 1977 , Lisbon ) - Portuguese footballer and coach . He played in the positions of striker and midfielder . He is currently an assistant to Everton head coach Marc Silva .

Luis Boa Morte
general information
Full name	Luis Boa Morte Pereira
Born	August 4, 1977 ( 1977-08-04 ) (42 years old) Lisbon , Portugal
Citizenship	Portugal
Height	183 cm
Position	forward midfielder
Club Information
Club	Everton
Position	head coach assistant
Youth clubs 1994-1996 Sporting (Lisbon) Club career [* 1] 1996-1997 → Lorignanense ? (?) 1997-1999 Arsenal 25 (0) 1999-2001 Southampton 14 (1) 2000-2001 → Fulham 39 (18) 2001-2007 Fulham 166 (26) 2007—2011 West Ham United 91 (2) 2011-2012 Larisa 7 (0) 2012 Orlando Pirates thirty) 2012—2013 Chesterfield 12 (0) National Team [* 2] 2004 Portugal (Olympus) twenty) 2001-2009 Portugal 28 (1) Coaching career [* 3] 2014—2015 Sporting (U19) 2017—2018 Cintrency 2018-2019 Portimonency (up to 23) 2019 Maccabi (Haifa) trainer 2019 - n. at. Everton trainer
↑ The number of games and goals for a professional club is considered only for various leagues of national championships. ↑ Number of games and goals for the national team in official matches. ↑ Updated as of July 26, 2019 .

A pupil of the Lisbon Sporting, he did not play for the main team of this club, at one time he played on a loan for Lorignanense, a club of one of the Portuguese lower leagues, which de facto served as the Sporting farm club.

In June 1997, it was acquired by London 's Arsenal for £ 1.75 million. In the 1997/98 season, when Arsenal took a double, having won the national championship and cup under the leadership of Arsen Wenger , Boa Morte played 15 matches in the championship and 4 games in the cup. In just over two seasons at Arsenal, he played 36 official matches in all tournaments, scoring 4 goals in them.

On August 25, 1999, the Portuguese, who did not go into the main Arsenal squad, was sold to Southampton , which was the middle peasant of the Premier League, for 500 thousand pounds. There he spent the only season, 1999/2000, in the middle of which the club was headed by Glenn Hoddle , who did not find the Portuguese in the squad.

In July 2000, he went on loan to Fulham , who played in England’s second strongest division , for one season. The 2000/01 season was very successful for Luis: he scored 21 goals, 18 of them in the championship, and his club, led by Jean Teagan , won the tournament and entered the Premier League. In June 2001, he was bought by Fulham for 1.7 million pounds. He spent another five and a half seasons in this club, which became during his appearances there a middle man of the Premier League, was a player in the main squad, and at one time was a captain.

In January 2007, he moved to West Ham, the estimated transfer amount was £ 5 million.

From 2001 to 2009, he played for the Portuguese national team, spent 28 matches, scored 1 goal. Member of the 2004 Olympics , 2006 World Cup (4th place).