Luciano Siqueira de Oliveira

Palmeiras and Bologna

Eriberto started his career at Palmeiras at aged 21 but publicly 18. After 1+1⁄2 seasons, he joined Bologna and made his Serie A debut on 12 September 1998 the first match of the season. He replaced Giancarlo Marocchi in the 82nd minutes and Bologna lost 0–3 to AC Milan. During his time at Bologna he was known for his troublesome behaviour and only played 33 league matches in 2 seasons.

Chievo

In summer 2000, he joined Serie B side Chievo (at first on loan) where he played regularly. Along with Christian Manfredini formed an effective attack on both wings: due to their African origins, they were known as Black Arrows. They won promotion to Serie A in 2001; the Verona club then purchased half of the registration rights for about 1.9 billion Italian lire. In June 2002, Chievo and Bologna failed to agree the price of the player and Chievo won after an auction. Then it was reported that Eriberto, along with Manfredini, had signed for Lazio, but the deal was called off due to the fact he was banned from football due to passport controversy. He returned to football using his real name Luciano. On 26 January 2003, he played his first league match of the season, against Perugia as a starter, but Chievo lost 0–1. In April 2003, FIGC ordered Chievo to pay Bologna €6.22 million that owed Bologna in June 2002. Chievo finished seventh in the 2002–03 Serie A season.

Inter loan

In July 2003, Luciano went to Internazionale on loan with…

An explosive, hard-working, and creative right winger, Luciano was known for his pace, stamina, and crossing ability, as well as his ability to assist his team both offensively and defensively, which allowed him to cover the right flank effectively.

Palmeiras

Copa Mercosur: 1998 Copa do Brasil: 1998 ChievoVerona

Serie B: 2007–08 Coppa Ali della Vittoria: 2007–08