André Carrillo

André Carrillo, born on June fourteenth, nineteen ninety-one, is a distinguished Peruvian professional footballer renowned for his role as an attacking midfielder. Currently, he showcases his talents at Corinthians in the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A and represents the Peru national team, earning him the affectionate nickname 'La Culebra' or 'The Snake.'

His football journey commenced in two thousand nine with Alianza Lima, where he began to make a name for himself. In two thousand eleven, he made his international debut for Peru, marking the start of a significant chapter in his career. Carrillo's move to Sporting CP in Portugal in two thousand eleven was pivotal, leading to a successful stint that included a transfer to Benfica in two thousand sixteen, where he celebrated a league title, cup, and super cup in his inaugural season.

Following his time at Benfica, Carrillo experienced two loan spells, first with Watford in the English Premier League and then with Al-Hilal in the Saudi Pro League. His permanent move to Al-Hilal in mid-two thousand nineteen proved fruitful, as he contributed to the club's impressive haul of three league titles, two King Cups, two Saudi Super Cups, and two AFC Champions League titles.

In mid-two thousand twenty-three, Carrillo joined Al-Qadsiah, helping the team achieve promotion to the top tier by the season's end. By mid-two thousand twenty-four, he transitioned to Brazilian side Corinthians, continuing to make his mark in the world of football.

On the international stage, Carrillo has earned over one hundred caps for Peru since his debut in two thousand eleven. He has represented his country in five editions of the Copa América, achieving notable finishes, including third place in two thousand eleven and two thousand fifteen, and a second-place finish in two thousand nineteen, along with participating in the two thousand eighteen FIFA World Cup.