{"id":263539,"first_name":"Bruno","last_name":"Guimarães Rodriguez Moura","short_name":"Bruno Guimarães","common_name":"Bruno Guimarães","place_of_birth":"Rio de Janeiro, RJ","gender":"male","height":182,"weight":77,"status":"active","createdAt":"2024-11-07T06:53:26.775Z","updatedAt":"2025-10-19T12:06:36.540Z","locale":"en","age":27,"stb_id":"bruno-guimaraes","description":null,"tier":null,"common_name_en":"Bruno Guimarães","top_position":null,"introduction":"Bruno Guimarães Rodrigues Moura, widely recognized as Bruno Guimarães, is a prominent Brazilian professional footballer known for his formidable skills as a defensive midfielder. Currently, he serves as the captain of the Premier League club Newcastle United and is an integral part of the Brazil national team. Guimarães has made significant strides in his career, with remarkable performances both at the club and international levels, earning numerous accolades for his contributions on the field.","early_life_and_career":"## Early Years\nBruno Guimarães was born on 16th November 1997 in the São Cristóvão neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Originating from a humble background, his father worked as a taxi driver. His family's roots trace back to Spain, as his grandfather immigrated to Brazil, granting him Spanish citizenship later in life. His early environment was characterized by the vibrant football culture of Brazil.\n\n## Youth Career\nGuimarães began his football journey with Audax, making his professional debut at just 17 years old on April 9, 2015, in a Campeonato Paulista match against Bragantino. Despite playing only the last three minutes, it marked the start of his promising career. His impressive performance in the 2017 Copa São Paulo de Futebol Júnior led to his promotion to the main squad, paving the way for his professional growth in the sport.","professional_career_and_highlights":"## Club Career\n### Athletico Paranaense\nBruno Guimarães joined Athletico Paranaense on 11 May 2017, initially on loan, contributing significantly to the team's success in various competitions. He made his Série A debut on 17 June 2017 against Atlético Goianiense. After his permanent signing in March 2018, he became a regular starter under manager Tiago Nunes. During his tenure, he played a crucial role in winning the 2018 Campeonato Paranaense, the 2018 Copa Sudamericana, and the 2019 Copa do Brasil.\n\n### Olympique Lyonnais\nIn January 2020, Guimarães transferred to the French club Olympique Lyonnais for a fee of €20 million. His time in Ligue 1 was productive, seeing him compete at a high level in European football and helping Lyon to a Coupe de la Ligue runner-up finish in the 2019–20 season.\n\n### Newcastle United\nGuimarães moved to Newcastle United on 30 January 2022 for a reported fee that could rise to £40 million. His impact was immediate, debuting on 8 February and scoring his first goal for the club on 10 March during a match against Southampton. An iconic moment came on 17 April when he scored twice against Leicester City. By August 2024, he became team captain, underscoring his leadership and influence on the pitch.\n\n## National Team Career\n### Youth National Teams\nGuimarães represented Brazil's under-23 team in the impactful 2020 CONMEBOL Pre-Olympic Tournament and was part of the squad that won the gold medal at the 2020 Summer Olympics, showcasing his potential on the international stage.\n\n### Senior National Team\nHe was called up to the Brazilian senior squad in 2020 and made his debut on 17 November against Uruguay. His participation in the 2022 FIFA World Cup further highlighted his growing reputation as a vital player for Brazil, contributing to the national team's pursuits in global tournaments.","playing_style_and_skills":"## Player Characteristics\nBruno Guimarães is particularly recognized for his role as a defensive midfielder, known for his exceptional technical skills, tactical acumen, and physical endurance. His ability to read the game and execute precise passes makes him a crucial asset for his teams, showcasing a blend of defensive solidity and creative playmaking.\n\n## Performance Statistics\nThroughout his career, Guimarães has displayed consistency with notable performances and contributions in matches. His time at Newcastle saw him running the most distance in the 2023-24 Premier League season, covering 423 kilometers over 37 matches.\n\n## Records\nAmong his personal accomplishments, Guimarães was named in the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A Team of the Year in 2019, and he claimed the North East FWA Player of the Year award in 2022.","notable_achievements":"## Achievements\n### Team Achievements\n- Athletico Paranaense: Copa do Brasil (2019), Campeonato Paranaense (2018), Copa Sudamericana (2018)\n- Newcastle United: EFL Cup runner-up (2022–23)\n- Brazil U23: Summer Olympics Gold Medal (2020)\n\n### Individual Achievements\n- CONMEBOL Pre-Olympic Tournament Best Player: 2020\n- Campeonato Brasileiro Série A Team of the Year: 2019\n- North East FWA Player of the Year: 2022\n\n## Awards and Recognition\nThroughout his career, Guimarães has received various recognitions for his performances, reflecting his importance both on and off the pitch.","impact_on_sport":"## Career Overview\nBruno Guimarães's career is marked by his tenacity and impact at both club and international levels, contributing significantly to his teams' successes and establishing himself as a leading midfielder.\n\n## Off the Field\nOff the field, Guimarães's presence is noted in public engagements and community activities. However, specific details about his commercial activities or charity work are not highlighted in the available source.\n\n## Personal Life\nIn June 2023, he married Ana Lidia Martins in a ceremony underneath the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue. Together, they have two children: a son named Matteo, born in October 2022, and Pietro, born in March 2024. His personal life remains closely tied with his family, emphasizing his roles as both a devoted athlete and family man.","stb_internal_id":"01930566-3be6-774b-ac85-72cbae125740","overrides":null,"type_code":"midfielder","position_type_code":"midfielder","detailed_position_type_code":"central-midfied","roles":"player","has_biography":true,"has_membership_relations":true,"has_matches":null,"has_article_relations":false,"has_social_media_relations":true,"introduction_html":"

Bruno Guimarães Rodrigues Moura, widely recognized as Bruno Guimarães, is a prominent Brazilian professional footballer known for his formidable skills as a defensive midfielder. Currently, he serves as the captain of the Premier League club Newcastle United and is an integral part of the Brazil national team. Guimarães has made significant strides in his career, with remarkable performances both at the club and international levels, earning numerous accolades for his contributions on the field.

\n","early_life_and_career_html":"

Early Years

Bruno Guimarães was born on 16th November 1997 in the São Cristóvão neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Originating from a humble background, his father worked as a taxi driver. His family's roots trace back to Spain, as his grandfather immigrated to Brazil, granting him Spanish citizenship later in life. His early environment was characterized by the vibrant football culture of Brazil.

Youth Career

Guimarães began his football journey with Audax, making his professional debut at just 17 years old on April 9, 2015, in a Campeonato Paulista match against Bragantino. Despite playing only the last three minutes, it marked the start of his promising career. His impressive performance in the 2017 Copa São Paulo de Futebol Júnior led to his promotion to the main squad, paving the way for his professional growth in the sport.

\n","professional_career_and_highlights_html":"

Club Career

Athletico Paranaense

Bruno Guimarães joined Athletico Paranaense on 11 May 2017, initially on loan, contributing significantly to the team's success in various competitions. He made his Série A debut on 17 June 2017 against Atlético Goianiense. After his permanent signing in March 2018, he became a regular starter under manager Tiago Nunes. During his tenure, he played a crucial role in winning the 2018 Campeonato Paranaense, the 2018 Copa Sudamericana, and the 2019 Copa do Brasil.

Olympique Lyonnais

In January 2020, Guimarães transferred to the French club Olympique Lyonnais for a fee of €20 million. His time in Ligue 1 was productive, seeing him compete at a high level in European football and helping Lyon to a Coupe de la Ligue runner-up finish in the 2019–20 season.

Newcastle United

Guimarães moved to Newcastle United on 30 January 2022 for a reported fee that could rise to £40 million. His impact was immediate, debuting on 8 February and scoring his first goal for the club on 10 March during a match against Southampton. An iconic moment came on 17 April when he scored twice against Leicester City. By August 2024, he became team captain, underscoring his leadership and influence on the pitch.

National Team Career

Youth National Teams

Guimarães represented Brazil's under-23 team in the impactful 2020 CONMEBOL Pre-Olympic Tournament and was part of the squad that won the gold medal at the 2020 Summer Olympics, showcasing his potential on the international stage.

Senior National Team

He was called up to the Brazilian senior squad in 2020 and made his debut on 17 November against Uruguay. His participation in the 2022 FIFA World Cup further highlighted his growing reputation as a vital player for Brazil, contributing to the national team's pursuits in global tournaments.

\n","playing_style_and_skills_html":"

Player Characteristics

Bruno Guimarães is particularly recognized for his role as a defensive midfielder, known for his exceptional technical skills, tactical acumen, and physical endurance. His ability to read the game and execute precise passes makes him a crucial asset for his teams, showcasing a blend of defensive solidity and creative playmaking.

Performance Statistics

Throughout his career, Guimarães has displayed consistency with notable performances and contributions in matches. His time at Newcastle saw him running the most distance in the 2023-24 Premier League season, covering 423 kilometers over 37 matches.

Records

Among his personal accomplishments, Guimarães was named in the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A Team of the Year in 2019, and he claimed the North East FWA Player of the Year award in 2022.

\n","notable_achievements_html":"

Achievements

Team Achievements

Athletico Paranaense: Copa do Brasil (2019), Campeonato Paranaense (2018), Copa Sudamericana (2018)
Newcastle United: EFL Cup runner-up (2022–23)
Brazil U23: Summer Olympics Gold Medal (2020)

Individual Achievements

CONMEBOL Pre-Olympic Tournament Best Player: 2020
Campeonato Brasileiro Série A Team of the Year: 2019
North East FWA Player of the Year: 2022

Awards and Recognition

Throughout his career, Guimarães has received various recognitions for his performances, reflecting his importance both on and off the pitch.

\n","impact_on_sport_html":"

Career Overview

Bruno Guimarães's career is marked by his tenacity and impact at both club and international levels, contributing significantly to his teams' successes and establishing himself as a leading midfielder.

Off the Field

Off the field, Guimarães's presence is noted in public engagements and community activities. However, specific details about his commercial activities or charity work are not highlighted in the available source.

Personal Life

In June 2023, he married Ana Lidia Martins in a ceremony underneath the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue. Together, they have two children: a son named Matteo, born in October 2022, and Pietro, born in March 2024. His personal life remains closely tied with his family, emphasizing his roles as both a devoted athlete and family man.

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Then it was a **machine** — attacking, fast, aggressive.\n\n**After the Second World War** came new victories — the **FA Cups of 1951, 1952 and 1955** were especially memorable. In those years, **Newcastle** became famous not only for its trophies, but also for its **style of play** — **spectacular and open**.\n\n**But later the successes** came to naught. In the **70-80s**, the club struggled for survival, often changing coaches.\n\n> \"But things exploded in the 90s. Kevin Keegan built a brilliant team that almost won the championship in 1996.\"\n\n**Only a few points left.** That's when **Alan Shearer** joined the club, the goalscorer who said no to **Manchester United** and chose **hometown**.\n\n**In the 2000s** **Newcastle** played erratically, was relegated, returned. **Change came in 2021** when the club was bought by **new owners from Saudi Arabia**. With money and new ambitions, the team once again became **a threat to any opponent**.\n\n**Return to the Champions League**, **League Cup final** — and all this in less than two years. This is a **new chapter** that is just beginning.\n","club_identity":"## Newcastle Stadium: where they play\n\n**St James Park** is the **heart of Newcastle**. The stadium, which **rises above the city**, became part of its silhouette. It can be seen from different areas, and it literally stands in the **center of life**.\n\n**Built** at the end of the **XIX century**, it now holds more than **52 thousand spectators**. But it's not the number that's important — it's how **those stands** sound. It's not just a buzz, it's a **buzz** that keeps the team running even with their last breath.\n\n> \"The atmosphere at St. James Park is unique. You don't need shows or pyrotechnics. 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Everyone is waiting for another big title.\"\n\n**And considering** how quickly the team changes, this is no longer a fantasy, but a **real scenario** for the upcoming season.\n","current_status_and_future":"## Newcastle famous players: are there legends\n\n**Alan Shearer** is **Newcastle's top name**. He is a **local boy** who became a hero. His **206 goals** is a **club record**. His style — **straightforwardness, impact, presence in the box** — became a standard for attackers. But besides him, there were many bright players.\n\n* **Peter Beardsley** is technical and clever, creating moments that audiences **remember for decades**.\n\n* **David Batty** is a tough defender, **a true warrior**.\n\n**In new times** the team is led forward by such as **Bruno Guimarães, Callum Wilson, Trippier**. Each of them has already become a **part of a new story**.\n\n> \"And in general, Newcastle have always had players who did not play for the salary, but for the chevron on the chest.\"\n\n## Newcastle interesting facts\n\n**Newcastle fans** is a separate topic. **They don't cheat.** A team can be relegated, lose a run of ten matches - but **St James Park** will still be full. Even in the cold, fans stand in **T-shirts**, sometimes **without clothes on the upper part of the body**.\n\n> \"It's not madness, it's a show of love for the club.\"\n\n* **One of Newcastle's records** is **consistent home support**. Even in the **Championship** the stadium was filled almost to capacity.\n\n* **It is also interesting** that **the color of the uniform** — **black and white** — appeared as early as **1894** and still has not changed.\n\n* And the **club anthem** - **\"Blaydon Races\"** - sounds as if it is not sung by the tribune, but by the **city**.\n\n> \"Newcastle is a club where traditions are respected, where fans live football, and every match is a celebration for the whole city.\"\n\n**It's worth noting** that **Newcastle United** is undergoing a **genuine renaissance**, combining **rich traditions** with new ambitions and resources. Will the team be able to return to the **glory of the early 20th century**? 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What you need to know about Newcastle football team

Newcastle United is not just a football club, but part of the life of the north of England. It appeared in 1892 in the city of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and has since become a symbol of the region where football is more than a game.

The team is often called \"magpies\" - because of the black and white uniform. The club has a rich history: four championships, three FA Cups, and also a huge army of fans, for whom this team is like a family.

\n
\"Even in trophyless years, Newcastle retain a recognizable style, character and a frenetic stadium where every match is an explosion of emotion.\"
\n

\n","sporting_achievements_html":"

The beginning of Newcastle is connected with the unification of two local clubs — East End and West End. It was a classic story of a city looking for one team that everyone could root for. In 1892 it appeared — and immediately became a part of local culture.

At the beginning of the 20th century Newcastle was very strong: the team won the Championship of England in 1905, 1907 and 1909. Then it was a machine — attacking, fast, aggressive.

After the Second World War came new victories — the FA Cups of 1951, 1952 and 1955 were especially memorable. In those years, Newcastle became famous not only for its trophies, but also for its style of play — spectacular and open.

But later the successes came to naught. In the 70-80s, the club struggled for survival, often changing coaches.

\n
\"But things exploded in the 90s. Kevin Keegan built a brilliant team that almost won the championship in 1996.\"
\n

Only a few points left. That's when Alan Shearer joined the club, the goalscorer who said no to Manchester United and chose hometown.

In the 2000s Newcastle played erratically, was relegated, returned. Change came in 2021 when the club was bought by new owners from Saudi Arabia. With money and new ambitions, the team once again became a threat to any opponent.

Return to the Champions League, League Cup final — and all this in less than two years. This is a new chapter that is just beginning.

\n","club_identity_html":"

Newcastle Stadium: where they play

St James Park is the heart of Newcastle. The stadium, which rises above the city, became part of its silhouette. It can be seen from different areas, and it literally stands in the center of life.

Built at the end of the XIX century, it now holds more than 52 thousand spectators. But it's not the number that's important — it's how those stands sound. It's not just a buzz, it's a buzz that keeps the team running even with their last breath.

\n
\"The atmosphere at St. James Park is unique. You don't need shows or pyrotechnics. When the fans start singing, when the wave goes through the stadium, that's the real energy of football.\"
\n

It is particularly interesting that this stadium is one of the few in England that has remained in the very center of the city, almost unchanged since its founding.

Newcastle achievements

Newcastle won the England championship four times — in 1905, 1907, 1909 and 1927. It was the golden generation that made the club formidable.
\n
The FA Cup was lifted by the team three times — in 1910, 1951 and 1955.
\n
There is another victory that not everyone knows about: in 1969, Newcastle won the Fairs Cup, which was later transformed into the UEFA Cup.
\n
In the 21st century there were no trophies, but the club played twice in the finals of national cups — and each time the fans did not disappear, but on the contrary, became even closer.
\n

\n
\"Newcastle are among the favorites again today. Everyone is waiting for another big title.\"
\n

And considering how quickly the team changes, this is no longer a fantasy, but a real scenario for the upcoming season.

\n","current_status_and_future_html":"

Newcastle famous players: are there legends

Alan Shearer is Newcastle's top name. He is a local boy who became a hero. His 206 goals is a club record. His style — straightforwardness, impact, presence in the box — became a standard for attackers. But besides him, there were many bright players.

Peter Beardsley is technical and clever, creating moments that audiences remember for decades.
\n
David Batty is a tough defender, a true warrior.
\n

In new times the team is led forward by such as Bruno Guimarães, Callum Wilson, Trippier. Each of them has already become a part of a new story.

\n
\"And in general, Newcastle have always had players who did not play for the salary, but for the chevron on the chest.\"
\n

Newcastle interesting facts

Newcastle fans is a separate topic. They don't cheat. A team can be relegated, lose a run of ten matches - but St James Park will still be full. Even in the cold, fans stand in T-shirts, sometimes without clothes on the upper part of the body.

\n
\"It's not madness, it's a show of love for the club.\"
\n

One of Newcastle's records is consistent home support. Even in the Championship the stadium was filled almost to capacity.
\n
It is also interesting that the color of the uniform — black and white — appeared as early as 1894 and still has not changed.
\n
And the club anthem - \"Blaydon Races\" - sounds as if it is not sung by the tribune, but by the city.
\n

\n
\"Newcastle is a club where traditions are respected, where fans live football, and every match is a celebration for the whole city.\"
\n

It's worth noting that Newcastle United is undergoing a genuine renaissance, combining rich traditions with new ambitions and resources. Will the team be able to return to the glory of the early 20th century? One thing is certain - the spirit of St. James Park and the loyalty of the Toons (as the fans call themselves) make Newcastle a special place where football remains a religion and the club is a part of the soul of every city dweller.

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Bruno Guimarães: Career