Marcio Aniceto

This Portuguese master of agility shreds defenses with blistering acceleration and a near-magnetic touch, compensating for his reluctance to track back with pace that feels simply unfair. Reserved off the pitch, he lives for the game; legend says that at age twelve, he dribbled past his entire neighborhood to win a box of pasteis de nata, which he then hid to eat in solitude. His refined technique hides a lethal mind, though his tendency to lose balance during heavy physical clashes occasionally sees the ball slip away from his feet.