INFO: Orlando Pingo de Ouro, whose real name was Orlando de Azevedo Viana, was a legendary player who made his mark in the 1940s and 1950s and is now the third highest scorer in the history of the Laranjeiras team. Until 2021, he was the second highest scorer in the history of Fluminense. He was a skilled and versatile football player, known for his intelligence, agility and eye for goal. Playing mainly as a right or left midfielder, he stood out for his ability to move quickly around the field and for his ability to score goals. His short height (1.65m) did not prevent him from being quick and agile, which helped him dribble past opponents and position himself to finish. He played for Fluminense between 1945 and 1954, scoring 184 goals in 310 matches for Flu, becoming the top scorer in the 1948 Campeonato Carioca and the 1952 Copa Rio. After scoring six goals in 16 matches in 1945, Orlando scored 29 in 54 matches in 1946; he scored 11 more in 42 matches in 1947; he had his best scoring year in 1948, when he scored 42 goals in 46 matches; he had an incredible average of one goal per match in 1949, scoring 36 goals in 36 matches; he scored eight more in 25 matches in 1950; 17 more in 35 matches in 1951; and 31 more in 35 matches in 1952. in 1953, the year of his last official game, he scored four goals in 15 matches.

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