Fábio Bilica

Bilica is infamous for his statement during his time at Venezia when, during a game against Brescia, he claimed that he would break the legs of Roberto Baggio. Baggio wound up getting injured and stayed on the sidelines for several months, but the tackle was made by Antonio Marasco. While playing for Venezia during the 1999–2000 Serie A season, Bilica replaced the goalkeeper who had been sent off, then saved a penalty from AC Milan striker Andriy Shevchenko. Bilica made his debut at Bahia. He then later played for clubs including Palermo, 1. FC Köln and many more. In 2004, Bilica was approached by Goiás Esporte Clube, as part of the manager Celso Roth's preparations for the 2004 Campeonato Brasileiro Série A. However, the negotiations with the Goiânia club did not go as expected. Bilica was then signed by the Porto Alegre club Grêmio. At Grêmio, Fábio Bilica was part of the squad that was relegated to the Série B. In a disastrous campaign, Grêmio was virtually relegated with four rounds to go to the end of the season, and Bilica was dismissed by the team after problems with the club, such as a verbal altercation with heckling fans, arguments with the coach Cláudio Duarte, and the poor campaign and financial conditions of the club. Bilica was released by the club after the end of the season, amidst problems with the club president, Paulo Odone, and allegations of indiscipline and improper conduct. In November 2007, he arrived in Romania at Universitatea Cluj. There, he played…

Bilica was a member of the Brazil Olympic team at the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, where he reached the quarter finals. Brazil lost to Cameroon in the quarter-finals. He played in the Olympic squad alongside much more famous players, such as Ronaldinho, Lúcio and Fábio Aurélio.

Fenerbahçe

Süper Lig: 2010–11 Turkish Cup: 2011–12 Turkish Super Cup: 2009