Edílson Capetinha kicked out of Big Brother Brasil for aggression | OneFootball

On Saturday morning, Edílson Capetinha was disqualified from Globo TV’s reality show, Big Brother Brasil, for aggression. During the night, the Corinthians idol and world champion had a disagreement with Leandro, one of the house participants, and ended up pushing his opponent.

Edílson got irritated with the bedroom light being on and said, during the argument with Leandro, that he “is acting tough because he’s in here, outside he would have gotten beaten up.”

Previously, the player had already threatened to press the withdrawal button after another argument with Leandro and even said goodbye to his housemates, but ended up giving up on the idea.

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Edílson’s Career

At 55 years old, the former striker built a remarkable career with major Brazilian football clubs. With Palmeiras, he won four titles in two years: two Campeonato Paulista titles, one Campeonato Brasileiro, and one Torneio Rio-São Paulo. After his time with Verdão, Edílson moved to European football, where he played for Benfica, before returning to Brazil to play for rival club Corinthians.

At Timão, in addition to lifting the Campeonato Paulista trophy, he became a two-time Brazilian champion in 1998 and 1999, and won the FIFA Club World Cup in 2000, the club’s first-ever title in the competition.

After leaving São Paulo football, Edílson moved to Rio de Janeiro, where he played for Flamengo and won the Campeonato Carioca. Over his career, the striker played 711 matches and scored 305 goals.

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