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Pedro Botelho is a defender from Brazil who plays for Joinville. Born in 1989, he stands 1.86 m tall.
Player information
Full name
Pedro Roberto Silva Botelho
Known as
P. Silva Botelho
Position
Defender
Team
Joinville
Nationality
Brazil
Date of birth
14 December 1989
Age
36 years
Height
1.86 m
Weight
75 kg
Sex
Male
Season statistics
0
Matches
0
Goals
0
Assists
0
Yellow cards
0
Red cards
Trophy cabinet · 1 won
Clubs and national teams · 2
The career of Pedro Botelho so far
Pedro Botelho's career began at Arsenal. He moved to Celta de Vigo in 2009, to Rayo Vallecano in 2011 for €340k and then to Monte Roraima in 2025, among 24 recorded transfers in total. He has won 1 trophy, including Serie A. He currently plays for Joinville.
Career history · 25 transfers
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2025
Portuguesa RJ Monte Roraima
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2024
Rio Branco ES Portuguesa RJ
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2023
Portuguesa RJ Rio Branco ES
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2023
Nova Venécia Portuguesa RJ
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2023
Real Noroeste Nova Venécia
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2022
Rio Branco PR Real Noroeste
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2019
TBC Rio Branco PR
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2018
São Bento –
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2018
Vitória São Bento
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2018
CRB Vitória
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2017
Boavista CRB
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2017
Athletico PR Boavista
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2016
Estoril Athletico PR
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2016
Athletico PR Estoril
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2016
Atlético Mineiro Athletico PR
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2014
Athletico PR Atlético Mineiro
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2012
Arsenal Athletico PR
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2012
Levante Arsenal
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2012
Arsenal Levante
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2012
Rayo Vallecano Arsenal
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2011
Arsenal Rayo Vallecano
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2011
FC Cartagena Arsenal
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2010
Arsenal FC Cartagena
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2010
Celta de Vigo Arsenal
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2009
Arsenal Celta de Vigo
Frequently asked questions about Pedro Botelho
What team does Pedro Botelho play for?
Pedro Botelho plays for Joinville.
What position does Pedro Botelho play?
Pedro Botelho plays as a defender.
How old is Pedro Botelho?
Pedro Botelho is 36 years old, born on 14 December 1989.
How tall is Pedro Botelho?
Pedro Botelho is 1.86 m (6′1″) tall.
Where is Pedro Botelho from?
Pedro Botelho is from Brazil.
Which teams has Pedro Botelho played for?
Pedro Botelho has played for Arsenal, Celta de Vigo, FC Cartagena, Rayo Vallecano, Levante, Athletico PR, Atlético Mineiro and Estoril.