Eduardo Barros

Eduardo Barros is a 41-year-old football coach at Cuiabá, born on March 8, 1985. Follow Eduardo Barros on FotMob for live match updates, detailed statistics, career history, transfer news, FotMob ratings, and comprehensive performance analytics.

Eduardo Barros is at Cuiabá alongside André Fernando de Siqueira Almeida, Arthur Braz Dias, Arthur Souza Borges, Caio Rafael Muniz de Souza, Diodato, Erick Vitor Campos da Silva, Gustavo Ferreira da Silva, Gustavo Vieira dos Santos, João Chaves, Kauan, Lázaro, Lucas Cauã de Magalhães Perne, Lucas de Souza Santos Oliveira, Lucas Silva Barbosa, Luiz Diogo da Silva, Luiz Felipe, Luiz Phellipe da Silva Souza, Mackenzi Gabriel Nascimento Melhado, Marcos Vinicius Guilherme Barbosa, Marcus Vinicius dos Santos Nascimento, Mateus Henrique Arruda de Magalhães, Mateus Patolino, Mateusinho, Oscar, Víctor Gabriel de Paula Silva, Widney Magalhães da Silva Almeida, João Carlos, Igor Inocêncio, Vitor Mendes, Calebe, Ramon, Pepê, Eliel, Busatto, João Basso, Eric Melo, David Miguel, Pedro Alemão, Marcos Júnior, João Victor, Vinicius Peixoto, Raul, Marcelo Carné, Alan Empereur, Jean Carlos, Lorenzo, Railan, Mansano, Kauan Cristtyan, João Vitor, Pedro Felipetto, Weverson, Wesley Dias, Jean Dias, Luís Soares, Pedro Henrique, Luiz Otávio, and Nathan Cruz. Visit their player pages on FotMob to explore detailed statistics, performance ratings, and career information.

Eduardo Barros's coaching career has also included time at Cuiabá, Amazonas, Cruzeiro, Fluminense, Juventude, Athletico Paranaense, and Audax São Paulo.

Eduardo Barros is from Brazil, and the national team includes João Pedro, Hugo Souza, Vanderson, Wesley, Gabriel, Marquinhos, Danilo, Douglas Santos, Vinícius Júnior, Bruno Guimarães, Endrick, Raphinha, Estêvão, Otávio, Matheuzinho, Vitor Reis, Arthur Dias, Mauro Júnior, Breno Bidon, Douglas Luiz, Pedro, Martinelli, Andrey Santos, Samuel Dias Lino, Pedro Morisco, Jair Cunha, Gabriel Bontempo, and Rayan. Explore each player's page on FotMob for comprehensive statistics, match history, and international career data.

Throughout their career, Eduardo Barros has won 5 titles: Amazonense 1 (2025) with Amazonas, Copa Libertadores (2023), Recopa Sudamericana (2024), and Carioca (2023) with Fluminense, and Paranaense 1 (2020) with Athletico Paranaense.

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