Liédson

Awards & Honours

Awards Won

Honours

Records

Liédson's career is a testament to the value of persistence and late bloomers. He was the Primeira Liga's top scorer twice, a feat that places him among the elite strikers in Portuguese football history. His 25 goals in 2004-05 remain one of the highest single-season totals in the league's modern era. For Sporting CP, he scored nearly 120 goals, a club record for foreign players that stood for years. His international career, though brief, saw him represent Portugal at a World Cup, a remarkable achievement for a player who debuted at 31. These accomplishments have earned him lasting respect among fans and peers.

AwardsLiédson won two Primeira Liga top scorer awards (Bola de Prata) in 2004-05 and 2009-10, and was named CNID Best Portuguese-Based Footballer in 2005. At club level, he lifted the Taça de Portugal twice (2007, 2008) and the Supertaça twice (2008, 2009) with Sporting CP, plus the Primeira Liga title with FC Porto in 2011-12. He also won the Copa do Brasil with Corinthians in 2002 early in his career.

Honours & Distinctions

Primeira Liga Top Scorer (Bola de Prata)

Primeira Liga·2005

Awarded for scoring 25 goals in the 2004-05 season.

Primeira Liga Top Scorer (Bola de Prata)

Primeira Liga·2010

Awarded for scoring 15 goals in the 2009-10 season.

Records & Feats

Most goals by a foreign player for Sporting CP

Club Record·2011

Liédson scored nearly 120 goals for Sporting CP, a record for a foreign player at the club that stood for years.