John DeBrito
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Career & Clubs
- Club
- New England Revolution (1996–1996)
- Club
- Connecticut Wolves (2001–2001)
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- Boston Storm (1994–1994)
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- St. Louis Ambush (1991–1992)
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- FC Dallas (2001–2001)
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- Columbus Crew (1999–2001)
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- Sporting Kansas City (1997–1998)
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- Nashville Metros (1997–1997)
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- Red Bull New York (1997–1997)
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- Gremio Lusitano (1992–1992)
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- New York Centaurs (1995–1995)
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- Generation Adidas (1998–1998)
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- United States men's national soccer team (1991–1992)
- League
- Major League Soccer
- National team
- United States
Personal
DeBrito's parents were John and Angelina DeBrito. He had five sisters: Vera, Fernanda, Valeriana, Angela, and Maria. His older brother, Pedro DeBrito, was also a professional soccer player in the 1980s and 1990s. DeBrito died in 2020.
Clubs
- St. Louis Ambush1991–1992
- United States men's national soccer team1991–1992
- Gremio Lusitano1992–1992
- Boston Storm1994–1994
- New York Centaurs1995–1995
- New England Revolution1996–1996
- Nashville Metros1997–1997
- Red Bull New York1997–1997
- Sporting Kansas City1997–1998
- Generation Adidas1998–1998
- Columbus Crew1999–2001
- Connecticut Wolves2001–2001
- FC Dallas2001–2001
Played together with
- A. J. SoaresNew England Revolution · 2011–2014
- A. J. WoodColumbus Crew · 1997–1997
- A. J. WoodRed Bull New York · 1996–1997
Aaron GuillenFC Dallas · 2016–2017
Aaron LongRed Bull New York · 2016–2016- Aaron LongRed Bull New York · 2017
Aaron PitchkolanFC Dallas · 2005–2009
Aaron SchoenfeldColumbus Crew · 2012–2015- Abbe IbrahimRed Bull New York · 2005–2005
Abe ThompsonFC Dallas · 2005–2008- Abe ThompsonSporting Kansas City · 2008–2009
Abel AguilarFC Dallas · 2018–2018
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Joao Joaquim DeBrito Jr., known as John DeBrito, was a soccer player who played as a defender and midfielder. He was an All American at Southern Connecticut State University, spent at least one season playing indoor soccer, then played eight seasons outdoor, including six seasons in Major League Soccer. Born in Portuguese Cape Verde, he earned six caps with the United States national team from 1991 to 1992.
Opinions of fans — not verified facts.
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