Kléberson

José Kléberson Pereira, known simply as Kléberson, was born on June nineteenth, nineteen seventy-nine, in Brazil. He is a distinguished football coach and former player, currently leading North as their head coach. His career as a midfielder began with Atlético Paranaense, where he celebrated victory in the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A in two thousand one, along with two Campeonato Paranaense titles.

Kléberson's journey took him to Europe, where he spent two impactful years at Manchester United and Beşiktaş. During his time with Beşiktaş, he contributed to the team's success by winning the Turkish Cup on two occasions. After returning to Brazil, he added another national title to his accolades with Flamengo in two thousand nine, before concluding his playing career in the United States.

On the international stage, Kléberson represented Brazil thirty-two times between two thousand two and two thousand ten, netting two goals. He was an integral part of the national squads that triumphed in the two thousand two FIFA World Cup, the two thousand four Copa América, and the two thousand nine FIFA Confederations Cup, solidifying his legacy in Brazilian football.