Bruno Fernandes de Souza

Corinthians

In 2006, Bruno was signed by investment fund Media Sports Investments, who has been linked to various transactions with his hometown club Atlético Mineiro; the deal was speculated to have been worth around €2 million plus 15% on a future deal. He went on to join Corinthians, then a partner of MSI, but quickly became unsatisfied as manager Émerson Leão continuously picked Silvio Luiz and Marcelo over him. The Timão accepted his request for a loan to Flamengo afterwards.

Flamengo

Bruno arrived in the same week that incumbent first choice Diego suffered an injury and quickly became a fan-favourite for his impressive showings, especially when he made three penalty saves to win Flamengo the Campeonato Carioca over Botafogo. Throughout the year, it was speculated that Bruno would depart for Europe, with MSI wishing to cash in on him and rumours of a move to Barcelona surfacing. For around €3 million, Flamengo sealed a permanent deal with Bruno in 2008, with the player stating his desire to be with the rubro-negro for the foreseeable future. Bruno scored his first professional goal on 23 April 2008, from a free kick, which led the way for a crucial 2–0 victory over Coronel Bolognesi in the Copa Libertadores. Bruno scored his second goal, a penalty against Coritiba, on 23 October 2008. He scored his third goal for Flamengo on 4 February 2009 against Mesquita from a free kick. After the retirement of Fábio Luciano in May 2009, Bruno became captain. On…

Club

according to combined sources on the Flamengo official website and Flaestatística.

In 2006, Bruno played for Atlético Mineiro in the Brazilian Série B.

Bruno's son with Eliza Samudio, Bruno Samudio de Souza (or Bruninho), is also a goalkeeper who currently plays for Botafogo's youth team and has represented Brazil at youth level.

Flamengo

Taça Guanabara: 2007, 2008 Taça Rio: 2009 Rio de Janeiro State League: 2007, 2008, 2009 Brazilian Série A: 2009