Éver Almeida
Éver Almeida is a retired Uruguayan footballer born on July 1, 1948, in Salto, Uruguay. He began his career at Club Atlético Cerro in Montevideo before moving to Paraguay in 1972 to play for Guaraní. Almeida achieved significant success at Olimpia, where he is regarded as one of the club's greatest legends, contributing to their dominance in South American football with two Copa Libertadores titles, among other achievements. He became a Paraguayan citizen in 1975 to represent the national team, earning 20 caps. Almeida holds the record for the most matches played in the Copa Libertadores, with 113 appearances across 16 editions.
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Éver Almeida made a substitution that was criticized for weakening the team.
Olimpia 1-Cerro Porteño 1: Clásico de infarto - Fútbol
Paraguay· 2025-10-20
Éver Almeida is the coach of the Decano, aiming for a practical and vertical team.
2 de Mayo 3-Olimpia 2: Picotazos del Gallo al Decano - FútbolParaguay· 2025-09-08
Éver Almeida is the coach of Olimpia, presenting a more direct style of play.
Olimpia, de la mano de La Leyenda - FútbolParaguay· 2025-08-31
Éver Almeida returns to lead Olimpia after a long career in football.
Olimpia: Almeida retorna a la conducción franjeada - OlimpiaParaguay· 2025-08-27
Éver Almeida is the coach of Mushuc Runa.
Goles paraguayos en Ecuador, Perú, Chile, Bolivia y en la MLS - Fútbol InternacionalParaguay· 2025-04-28
Éver Almeida holds the record of presences that Franco Armani and Enzo Pérez are aiming to surpass.
Marcelo Gallardo y las particularidades de la lista de buena fe de River para empezar un nuevo sueño en la Copa Libertadores
Argentina· 2025-03-31
Éver Almeida is the current coach of Mushuc Runa in Ecuador and a celebrated athlete with numerous titles in South American football.
Olimpia: Almeida, fuente de inspiración celeste - FútbolParaguay· 2025-03-19
