Goalkeeper · #0 · Portugal · 50 yrs
Hilário is a goalkeeper. Hilário is a Portuguese international, 50 years old, goalkeeper. Hilário was born in Porto, Portugal on 1975-10-21. Hilário is 189 cm cm tall and weighs 88 kg kg. Hilário's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore Hilário season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
Goalkeeper · #0
| Season | Team |
|---|---|
| 2013 |  Chelsea CHE |
| 2012 | Chelsea CHE |
| 2011 | Chelsea CHE |
| 2010 | Chelsea CHE |
| 2010 |  Portugal POR |
| Date | Type | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2006-08-01 | Free |  Nacional NAC | Chelsea CHE |
| 2002-07-01 | Loan |  FC Porto POR |  Academica ACA |
| 2001-08-01 | Loan | FC Porto POR |  Varzim VAR |
The France legend responded in his own style, offering a memorable reaction that quickly spread across social media as supporters debated his role ahead of the new campaign. Karim Benzema has dismissed growing speculation about his future at Al-Hilal after reports suggested he could be excluded from the club’s domestic squad for the 2026-27 season. The France legend responded in his own style, offering a memorable reaction that quickly spread across social media as supporters debated his role ahead of the new campaign. The rumor surfaced at a time when Al-Hilal continues to reshape its squad following a busy transfer window, leading to questions about the future of several foreign players. While speculation intensified online, Benzema chose to address the claims directly rather than allow the story to gather further momentum. Reports circulating in recent days claimed that Al-Hilal could register Benzema only for the AFC Champions League Elite while leaving him out of the Saudi Pro League squad. The speculation was linked to the club’s search for another high-profile striker and the need to manage its foreign-player registrations. Some reports suggested the coaching staff was considering changes after an evaluation of the squad, while others claimed new attacking additions could push the former Real Madrid captain into a reduced role. The rumors quickly generated widespread discussion across social media, with many supporters questioning whether one of the club’s biggest stars could really be left out of domestic competition. Benzema delivers a hilarious response Rather than staying silent, Benzema personally responded through Instagram, making it clear exactly what he thought about the reports. Reacting to a post discussing the possibility of his exclusion, the French striker wrote: “That can only happen in your dreams.” 🚨A media outlet on Instagram published the circulating rumour claiming Karim Benzema will only be registered for Al-Hilal's AFC Champions League squad and excluded from the Saudi Pro League and King's Cup, similar to Darwin Nunez's.📲 Karim Benzema's response in the… pic.twitter.com/nTpKdXO9Pl— The Nassr Tribune™️ (@AlNassrTribune) July 25, 2026 His short but sarcastic message quickly went viral, with many Al-Hilal supporters sharing screenshots as proof that the striker had no intention of accepting such a role. Al-Hilal reportedly continues to count on Benzema Several reports have since indicated that Benzema remains a major part of Al-Hilal’s long-term plans despite the transfer speculation. According to Al Yaum, cited by Morocco World News, club sources insisted that management has never discussed moving Benzema into an Asian-only squad and described the rumors as completely unfounded. The same reports state that the coaching staff still views the Ballon d’Or winner as one of the leaders of the attack in both domestic and continental competitions. Instead, Al-Hilal is believed to be focusing on resolving other squad issues, including the futures of several foreign players, while continuing to strengthen its attacking options before the new season begins.
The Spain winger says three-year-old Keyne ‘means everything to me’ – and fans have taken him to their heartsHe’s become a social media staple; captured on camera blowing kisses, joyfully cheering on his team and careening through the stands of stadiums. Standing at just a few feet tall, the tiny toddler has become the unexpected breakout star of Spain’s World Cup run.“This time around, the biggest sensation of the competition isn’t an athlete, the goals, or even the trophy itself,” was how Hola! – Spain’s version of Hello! magazine – summed it up. “It’s Keyne, Lamine Yamal’s three-year-old brother, who’s taking the tournament by storm with his hilarious moments.” Continue reading...
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Sign up now! Sign up now! Sign up now? Sign up now!Described as “a feel-good final” at kick-off by commentator Adam Summerton, last night’s Tin Pot decider between Crystal Palace and Rayo Vallecano could scarcely have been more gloopy. It was a match contested by two clubs that serve as the beating hearts of their respective working class suburbs, while acting as symbols of local identity in different capital cities dominated by the Death Star gravity of superpowers such as Real Madrid or Chelsea. Needless to say, the romance ended there, as Crystal Palace’s vastly superior financial heft ensured they made off with their third trophy in 12 months, further cluttering a silverware cabinet that until last year’s FA Cup final win had consisted solely of a solitary Kent Senior Cup and some thick dust. While both teams were punching above their traditional weight, Palace’s plucky Spanish opponents struggled to lay a glove on the eventual winners and Rayo’s 102-year wait for a trophy goes on. Far from being angry with their team, the tens of thousands of Bukaneros present took Jean-Philippe Mateta’s knockout blow on the chin with commendable stoicism. “I know no greater victory than to be with you in defeat,” read the banner they unfurled within seconds of the final whistle. It was small wonder so many of their players were blubbing salty tears.While she’s busy investigating Fifa, NY Attorney General Letitia James should probably take a look at NJ Transit’s $105 train ride to MetLife? After all ‘no one should be manipulated into paying sky-high prices for seats’ - especially when it’s a commuter train (normally $12.90)” – George Smith.Most hilarious Football Daily ever (yesterday’s edition)! Two good knee-slappers, including ‘sending people emails they are desperate to receive and read’ and Noble Francis’s opinion of his level of pedantry. Keep up the good work. Can we try for three in the next edition?” – Steve Mintz (and, surprisingly, a few others).In the penultimate game of the club season we were treated to a triple post-hit which gave commentators and pundits alike the opportunity to share their outdated exclamations that the ball has hit the woodwork. It has not. It has maybe hit fibre plastic, probably aluminium, but most definitely NOT wood! It may be pedantic but it is irritating week after week that we/they get it wrong!” – Jeremy James (and no others).For those 1,057 of us who are going to take no notice of the coming Trump/Infantino money-making fest and watch the cricket instead, perhaps for the duration you could try to include an alternative non-GWC related item every day. If you could put it first (noted – Football Daily Ed)“ – Bob Cushion.This is an extract from our daily football email … Football Daily. To get the full version, just visit this page and follow the instructions. Continue reading...
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