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Carioca - 1 · Midfielder · #10 · Brazil · 34 yrs
Philippe Coutinho is a midfielder. Philippe Coutinho is a Brazilian international, 34 years old, midfielder. Philippe Coutinho wears shirt number 10. Philippe Coutinho was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on 1992-06-12. Philippe Coutinho is 172 cm tall and weighs 68 kg. Philippe Coutinho's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across Carioca - 1, Serie A, DFB Pokal, UEFA Europa Conference League, and other leagues. Philippe Coutinho's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore Philippe Coutinho season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
Midfielder · #10
| Season | Team |
|---|---|
| 2026 |  Vasco DA Gama VAS |
| 2025 | Vasco DA Gama VAS |
| 2024 | Vasco DA Gama VAS |
| 2023 |  Aston Villa AST |
| 2022 | Aston Villa AST |
| Date | Type | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-02-17 | Free agent | Vasco DA Gama VAS | — |
| 2025-07-04 | Transfer | Aston Villa AST | Vasco DA Gama VAS |
| 2025-07-01 | Back from Loan | Vasco DA Gama VAS | Aston Villa AST |
Vasco DA Gama VASSeason intelligence
Profile as Midfielder: finisher, creator, high usage. Archetype: Advanced playmaker. Season rating 7.0.
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With Real Madrid announcing his official signing, the reported fee of €140 million positions Yan Diomande among the most expensive transfers in soccer history alongside Neymar and Kylian Mbappe. Yan Diomande has been officially introduced as Real Madrid‘s newest marquee acquisition following weeks of intense negotiations with RB Leipzig, setting a new club record transfer fee. With reports indicating a total financial package of €140 million (roughly $153 million USD), the 19-year-old winger aligns himself alongside Neymar and Kylian Mbappe among the most expensive transfer deals in global soccer history. On Thursday, August 6, Real Madrid released an official statement confirming the acquisition: “Real Madrid C.F. and RB Leipzig have reached an agreement for the transfer of player Yan Diomande, who will be linked to our club for the next seven seasons, until June 30, 2033.“ Following a sensational breakout season in the Bundesliga with Leipzig and a stellar performance for Ivory Coast at the 2026 World Cup, Diomande emerged as one of the most coveted young talents in Europe. While Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid led the bidding war, the French champions ultimately bowed out due to Leipzig’s steep valuation, leaving Los Blancos to clear the hurdle and secure his signature. While Real Madrid did not publicly disclose the specific financial details, sources including ESPN confirm that the Spanish titan committed to a total package worth €140 million, eclipsing Jude Bellingham as the costliest transfer in club history. The fee includes a guaranteed base of €125 million, complemented by €10 million in easily achievable performance incentives and €5 million in more complex stretch bonuses. 👋 Welcome Diomande 👋 pic.twitter.com/QxUAC7WjeI— Real Madrid C.F. 🇬🇧🇺🇸 (@realmadriden) August 6, 2026 Diomande still trails record sums paid for Neymar and Mbappe With Mbappe firmly locked in and Vinicius Junior recently signing an extension through 2032, Diomande is projected to complete a formidable front line from the right flank for the next seven years. Real Madrid’s willingness to make such an extraordinary financial commitment reflects complete conviction in his world-class potential, though his price tag still trails the historic sums spent on Neymar and Mbappe. Neymar continues to occupy the top spot on the all-time list after Paris Saint-Germain triggered his €222 million buyout clause to pry him away from FC Barcelona in 2017, more than doubling the previous world record fee. A year later, Mbappe made a high-profile move from AS Monaco to PSG for €180 million, structured as an initial loan before activating an obligatory purchase clause to navigate Financial Fair Play parameters. Behind the two historic PSG moves, the top three is rounded out by Alexander Isak, whom Liverpool acquired from Newcastle United for €144 million in 2025. With his full package factored in, Diomande now slides into fourth place on the all-time transfer leaderboard with his €140 million valuation. Top 10 most expensive signings in soccer history When evaluating total transfer packages including structured add-ons, the list of the highest transfer fees in global soccer history ranks as follows: RankPlayerFee (EUR)YearFromTo1.Neymar€222 million2017FC BarcelonaPSG2.Kylian Mbappe€180 million2018AS MonacoPSG3.Alexander Isak€144 million2025Newcastle UnitedLiverpool4.Yan Diomande€140 million2026RB LeipzigReal Madrid5.Ousmane Dembele€135 million2017Borussia DortmundFC Barcelona6.Philippe Coutinho€135 million2018LiverpoolBarcelona7.Jude Bellingham€133.9 million2023Borussia DortmundReal Madrid8.Joao Felix€127.2 million2018BenficaAtletico Madrid9.Florian Wirtz€125 million2025Bayer LeverkusenLiverpool10.Enzo Fernandez€121 million2023BenficaChelsea
Brazil and Haiti will face each other in Matchday 2 of the FIFA World Cup group stage. Here’s everything you need to know to watch the match live in the United States. Here are all of the details of where you can watch Brazil vs Haiti on US television and via legal streaming: WHO Brazil vs Haiti WHAT 2026 World Cup WHEN 8:30pm ET / 5:30pm PT • Friday, June 19, 2026 WHERE Fubo, DirecTV Stream, Sling, Peacock Premium, FOX, Telemundo and Hulu + Live TV STREAM WATCH NOW Match Overview Following a surprisingly sluggish start to their 2026 tournament campaign, Brazil is under immense pressure to secure its first victory against Haiti. The five-time champions were held to a 1-1 draw by a relentless Morocco side, a result that immediately puts the spotlight on their ability to perform when expectations are highest. For Carlo Ancelotti’s squad, this match is a critical opportunity to make a statement and get their group stage ambitions back on track. On the other side stands Haiti, a team with absolutely nothing to lose and everything to prove. Despite a narrow 1-0 defeat to Scotland, the Caribbean nation showed tremendous spirit and organization, proving they are not in the competition just to make up the numbers. As massive underdogs, sitting 78 places below Brazil in the world rankings, all the pressure is on their opponents, setting the stage for a classic David vs. Goliath encounter. Tactical Analysis & Match Context The opening round of matches revealed two teams on very different trajectories. Brazil looked disjointed and struggled to cope with Morocco‘s intensity, relying on a moment of individual magic from Vinicius Jr. to salvage a point. Their performance raised questions about tactical cohesion and whether their star-studded attack can function effectively as a unit. In contrast, Haiti’s loss to Scotland was a story of resilience; they were unlucky not to earn a draw after matching their opponent’s Expected Goals (xG) and outshooting them. The tactical battle will likely pit Brazil’s possession-heavy, creative attack against Haiti’s disciplined, low block. Ancelotti may be forced to tweak his system, which appeared overly dependent on imprecise crosses and the brilliance of his wingers. Introducing more control in the midfield could be key to breaking down Haiti‘s defense. Haiti, meanwhile, will aim to replicate the defensive blueprint that frustrated Scotland, staying compact and looking to exploit any Brazilian defensive lapses on the counter-attack. For Brazil, the motivation is simple: this is a must-win fixture to reassert their dominance in Group C and build momentum for the tougher challenges ahead. Anything less than a convincing victory will be seen as a failure. For Haiti, this match is a historic opportunity. Earning a result against one of the tournament’s biggest names would be a monumental achievement and a source of immense national pride. Head-to-Head Record & Historic Trends Historically, the gulf between these two nations has been immense. Brazil and Haiti have only faced each other twice in official matches, with the South American giants dominating completely. The combined scoreline across those two games is a staggering 16-2 in Brazil‘s favor, underscoring the historical disparity in quality and resources. The most recent encounter took place at the 2016 Copa America, where Brazil cruised to a 7-1 victory. Philippe Coutinho scored a hat-trick in a match that was never competitive. The only other meeting was in 1959 at the Pan American Games, which ended in a 9-1 win for Brazil. These results highlight a long-standing pattern of Brazilian superiority in this fixture. When looking at tournament trends, the data further favors Brazil. The Seleção have never lost to a CONCACAF nation at the global showpiece, boasting a record of six wins and one draw. Conversely, Haiti’s limited experience against South American opposition at this level includes a 4-1 loss to Argentina in their 1974 appearance, their only o
Even though Kylian Mbappé is now the cornerstone of Real Madrid, he could have become a Barcelona player in 2017. Despite this, the technical staff prioritized the signing of Ousmane Dembélé, as revealed by former president Josep Maria Bartomeu. Kylian Mbappé has become Real Madrid’s cornerstone after arriving as a marquee signing from PSG. However, the Frenchman was close to joining Barcelona when he was still at AS Monaco. After the departure of Neymar Jr., the Blaugrana were looking for their next star on the left wing, ready to pay a huge transfer fee. While he was a clear option, the staff decided to prioritize the signing of Ousmane Dembélé, as revealed by former president Josep Maria Bartomeu. “We didn’t want the players to leave for other teams, so we matched the offers. Neymar’s departure led other clubs to pay high amounts… We asked about Kylian Mbappé and Ousmane Dembélé, but the coaching staff preferred Dembélé. The only decision I made as president was the signing of Luis Suárez,” reveló Josep Maria Bartomeu, via Cadena SER. After several brilliant seasons at AS Monaco, Mbappé pushed for a move away in 2017, with Real Madrid as the main interested party. However, he rejected that option, as Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale would not have guaranteed him a starting role. While he eventually signed for PSG for €180 million, he could have become a Barcelona player had they decided to pursue his signing instead of Ousmane Dembélé, who never truly shined at the club. While Ousmane Dembélé went on to become one of the best players in the world, the Frenchman had a disappointing stint at Barcelona. Signed as one of the world’s most promising young talents, the Blaugranas expected him to make a major impact on the field, but injuries and poor decisions on field prevented him from shining. In contrast, Mbappé excelled at PSG, becoming the team’s best player, proving that the Spanish club’s decision was completely wrong. Kylian Mbappe of Real Madrid reacts during a training session ahead of the UEFA Champions League. Barcelona’s post-Neymar transfers: Three big failures under Bartomeu Despite being one of the best players in the world, Neymar Jr. decided to leave Barcelona via his €222M release clause to PSG. While this record fee could have been key to rebuilding the squad, president Josep Maria Bartomeu and his front office instead chose to sign Philippe Coutinho, Ousmane Dembélé, and Antoine Griezmann, all of whom ultimately failed to meet expectations and later left as free agents. Far from acknowledging the failure of his decisions, Bartomeu chose to justify them in a surprising way: “It’s a shame. Dembélé has succeeded at PSG. Xavi said he shouldn’t have been let go. Maybe he was signed too young, I don’t know. Griezmann came to lead a generational transition, which I may have handled too late. I should have started it after the defeat in Liverpool, and I did it a year later,” he said, via Cadena SER. In case the Blaugranas had pursued the signing of Mbappé in 2017, he likely would have formed an ideal partnership with Lionel Messi, becoming the cornerstone of the team for the future. Moreover, Coutinho and Dembélé would not have arrived, avoiding the multimillion-dollar failure that shook the club’s financial and sporting stability for years.
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