Carlos de Oliveira Magalhães

Born in Porto, Litos started playing football with Boavista. Following loan spells at Campomaiorense, Estoril and Rio Ave, he rejoined his parent club, being instrumental in their only Primeira Liga title in history in 2000–01, as captain; he formed a formidable stopper duo with Pedro Emanuel, who would then move to Porto. After Boavista's conquest, Litos signed for La Liga side Málaga, experiencing different fortunes during his spell in Andalusia – two seasons as an undisputed starter, a total of 20 games in the other three. In 2005–06 his team was relegated, with the player only making eight league appearances; for five years, he partnered compatriots Edgar and Duda. Litos joined Académica de Coimbra for 2006–07. After being first choice in his first year he was deemed surplus to requirements in the following, leaving and moving to Austrian Football Bundesliga's SV Salzburg in January 2008; he retired at the end of that campaign, with no competitive matches to his credit.

Litos earned six caps for Portugal, the first arriving on 10 February 1999 as he played three minutes in a 0–0 friendly draw against the Netherlands in Paris. He also represented the nation at the 1996 Summer Olympics.

Boavista

Primeira Liga: 2000–01 Taça de Portugal: 1996–97 Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira: 1997 Málaga

UEFA Intertoto Cup: 2002