I Mundialito de Clubes
Tournament details
Host countryBrazil
Dates19–26 March 2011
Teams10 (from 3 confederations)
Venue(s)1 (in 1 host city)

These are the rosters of the ten participating teams at the inaugural Mundialito de Clubes (or Club World Cup) beach soccer tournament that will take place at a temporary beach soccer stadium at Represa de Guarapiranga, a reservoir located in São Paulo, Brazil from 19–26 March 2011. The first nine were drafted at the Official Draft, with the tenth player added by Beach Soccer Worldwide 48 hours later.[1]

Rosters of Participating teams

Barcelona

Coach: Ramiro Amarelle
Spain JuanmaPoland Witold Ziober
Spain Javier TorresBrazil Fred
Spain NicoJapan Tomoya Ginoza
Russia Andrei Bukhlitskiy (GK)Spain Ramiro Amarelle
Russia Dmitry ShishinBrazil Rui Mota

Boca Juniors

Coach: Casado
Argentina Cesar LeguizamonArgentina Adielson
Argentina Luciano FranceschiniMexico Victor Lopez
Argentina Agustin DalleraItaly Simone Del Mestre
Uruguay Nicolas BellaArgentina Javier Vivas
Brazil Bruno MalíasArgentina Sebastian Gomez Polatti

Corinthians

Coach: Alexandre Soares
Brazil Mão (GK)Argentina Cesar Mendoza
Brazil BuruGermany Dannilo Neumann
Brazil BenjaminOman Yahya Al-Araimi
Argentina MinichiBrazil Raphael
Uruguay FabianBrazil Juninho Alagoano

Flamengo

Coach: Andrey Valerio
Brazil SouzaBrazil Anderson Tavares
Brazil AndersonItaly Bernardo Tell
Brazil AndréMexico Miguel Estrada
Uruguay Diego Alberto Montserrat (GK)Brazil Duda
Uruguay Matías Isaias Cabrera

Lokomotiv Moscow

Coach: Ilya Leonov
Russia Ilya LeonovUkraine Vitaliy Sydorenko (GK)
Russia Anton ShkarinBrazil Daniel Lima
Russia Egor ShaykovUnited Arab Emirates Humaid Jamal
Romania MaciRussia Yuri Gorchinskiy
Ukraine Igor BorsukRussia Alexei Smertin

Milan

Coach: Pannizza
Italy Roberto PasqualiSwitzerland Stephan Meier
Italy Michele Zanini (GK)Brazil Juninho Erivaldo Santos
Italy AhmedBrazil Claudinho (Claudio Batista)
Switzerland Dejan StankovicItaly Marco Casarsa
France Stephane FrançoisEl Salvador Jose E. Portillo

Santos

Coach: Gustavo Zloccowick
Brazil Du AlvesUruguay Capurro
Brazil WellingtonSpain Kuman
Brazil DungaBrazil Tony
Uruguay Fabricio (GK)Brazil Ricardinho
Chile José Ignacio MenaEl Salvador Baudillo Guardado

Seattle Sounders

Coach: Marcelo Mendes
United States Michael McAndrewsEl Salvador Frank (Francisco Velasquez)
Brazil GilSwitzerland Nico Jung (GK)
United States Yuri MoralesUnited Arab Emirates Ali Karim
Mexico Francisco CatiUnited States Francis Farberhoff
Mexico Morgan PlataJapan Ozu Moreira

Sporting CP

Coach: Bilro
Portugal MadjerPoland Boguslaw Saganowski
Portugal AlanBrazil Fernando DDI
Portugal BelchiorBrazil Bruno Xavier
Italy Michele LeghissaPortugal Paulo Graça (GK)
Italy Francesco CorosinitiBrazil Leandro Fanta

Vasco da Gama

Coach: Gilberto da Costa
Brazil BetinhoUruguay Gustavo Sebe
Brazil Bruno XavierPortugal Bernardo Botelho
Brazil JorginhoMexico Ricardo Villalobos
Uruguay PamperoBrazil Gabriel
Argentina Marcelo Salgueiro (GK)Brazil Rafinha

See also

References

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