Women's football: 2022 Série A2 winner Pissaia returns to Ceará | OneFootball

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·14 September 2026

Women's football: 2022 Série A2 winner Pissaia returns to Ceará

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Ceará SC

Ceará has finalized the return of midfielder Flávia Pissaia for the remainder of the 2026 season. The 23-year-old joins Vozão for the Campeonato Cearense Women’s Championship and the Copa Maria Bonita.


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This will be Pissaia’s second spell with the Meninas do Vozão. In 2022, at 19 years old, the midfielder was part of the squad that won the Brazilian Championship Série A2. On that occasion, she played 20 matches and scored 14 goals, standing out as one of the team’s key players.

"It’s impossible to explain the feeling of wearing this jersey again. We’ve already made history together, but destiny brought me back to achieve even more. I’m very happy to be back at my home, a place where I was happy and where I’m sure I’ll continue to be happy, with a great desire to keep growing with Ceará," highlighted Flávia Pissaia.

Born in Seara (SC), she came through at CA Taguatinga (DF). The Santa Catarina native also had spells at Ferroviária (SP), where she won the Brasileirão Série A1, Atlético (MG), Bahia (BA), Fortaleza (CE), Juventude (RS), and Yanapuma (PER).

Already registered in the BID, Pissaia has started training under Erivelton Viana ahead of the start of the Campeonato Cearense.

Player Profile

  • Name: Ana Flávia Pissaia (Pissaia)
  • Position: Midfielder
  • Age: 10/19/2002 (23 years old)
  • Clubs: CA Taguatinga (DF), Ferroviária (SP), Atlético (MG), Ceará (CE), Bahia (BA), Fortaleza (CE), Juventude (RS), and Yanapuma (PER)
  • Titles won: Brazilian Women’s Championship Série A1 (2019), Campeonato Mineiro Feminino (2020 and 2021), and Brazilian Championship Série A2 (2022)

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