Frederico Moojen

Frederico Moojen, born on February twenty-fifth, nineteen eighty-three in Brazil, is a distinguished former soccer forward who has made significant contributions to both the sport of soccer and futsal. His journey in football has been marked by remarkable achievements, particularly during his time in the Premier Development League.

In two thousand five and two thousand six, Moojen showcased his exceptional talent by sharing the goals lead in the Premier Development League. His outstanding performance earned him the prestigious title of PDL MVP in two thousand six, further solidifying his reputation as a top player. Additionally, he was recognized as the Rookie of the Year in the Major Indoor Soccer League for the two thousand six to two thousand seven season.

Transitioning to futsal, Moojen became a key player for the Canadian national team after obtaining Canadian citizenship in two thousand thirteen. His prowess on the field was evident as he clinched the PLSQ Golden Boot award multiple times from two thousand twelve to two thousand sixteen while playing for FC L'Assomption and Mont-Royal Outremont.

Frederico Moojen's journey reflects not only his individual talent but also his dedication to the sport, making him a notable figure in the world of soccer and futsal.