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Carvalho
Personal information
Full name	João Dickson Carvalho
Date of birth	1952 (age 71–72)
Place of birth	São Paulo, Brazil
Height	1.72 m (5 ft 8 in)
Position(s)	Forward
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
	Guarani FC
	Barretos EC
	Fluminense
	Alegria
	Rio Preto EC
1975–1982	Towa Real Estate/Fujita Industry
1983–1986	Yokohama Tristar/ANA
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

João Dickson Carvalho (born 1952) is a Brazilian former football player.

Career

Carvalho was one of several foreign players in the Japan Soccer League, and during the 1977 season, he became the first foreign player to win the top scorer in the Japan Soccer League First Division. Carvalho scored a total of 77 goals in the league becoming the fourth all-time top scorer in the Japan Soccer League First Division history.

Personal honors

Japanese Footballer of the Year - 1 (1977)
Japan Soccer League First Division Top Scorer - 2 (1977 (on his own), 1978 (shared with Kunishige Kamamoto))
Japan Soccer League First Division Best Eleven - 5 (1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981)

References

"サッカーマガジン (The Soccer Magazine)" (in Japanese). Kagawa Soccer Library. 1 May 1984.
"セルジオ越後とフジタ (Fujita and Sergio Echigo)" (in Japanese). Kagawa Soccer Library. Retrieved 2 November 2010.

v t e Japanese Footballer of the Year
1961: Naganuma 1962: Ozawa 1963: Yaegashi 1964: Sugiyama 1965: Ogi 1966: Kamamoto 1967: Miyamoto 1968: Kamamoto 1969: Sugiyama 1970: Ogi 1971: Kamamoto 1972: Nomura 1973: Sugiyama 1974: Kamamoto 1975: Kamamoto 1976: Nagai 1977: Carvalho 1978: Ochiai 1979: Imai 1980: Kamamoto 1981: Kamamoto 1982: Ozaki 1983: Kimura 1984: Kimura 1985: Yoshida 1986: Takeda 1987: Morishita 1988: Oscar 1989: Kimura 1990: Ramos 1991: Ramos 1992: Miura 1993: Miura 1994: Pereira 1995: Stojković 1996: Kawaguchi 1997: Nakata 1998: Nakayama 1999: Sawanobori 2000: S. Nakamura 2001: Yanagisawa 2002: Fujita 2003: Kubo 2004: Nakazawa 2005: Araújo 2006: Tulio 2007: Suzuki 2008: Endō 2009: Ogasawara 2010: Honda 2011: Sawa 2012: Satō 2013: S. Nakamura 2014: Endō 2015: Ōkubo 2016: K. Nakamura 2017: Kobayashi 2018: Osako 2019: Nakagawa 2020: Mitoma 2021: Damião 2022: Mitoma 2023: Osako

Japanese Footballer of the Year

1961: Naganuma
1962: Ozawa
1963: Yaegashi
1964: Sugiyama
1965: Ogi
1966: Kamamoto
1967: Miyamoto
1968: Kamamoto
1969: Sugiyama
1970: Ogi
1971: Kamamoto
1972: Nomura
1973: Sugiyama
1974: Kamamoto
1975: Kamamoto
1976: Nagai
1977: Carvalho
1978: Ochiai
1979: Imai
1980: Kamamoto
1981: Kamamoto
1982: Ozaki
1983: Kimura
1984: Kimura
1985: Yoshida
1986: Takeda
1987: Morishita
1988: Oscar
1989: Kimura
1990: Ramos
1991: Ramos
1992: Miura
1993: Miura
1994: Pereira
1995: Stojković
1996: Kawaguchi
1997: Nakata
1998: Nakayama
1999: Sawanobori
2000: S. Nakamura
2001: Yanagisawa
2002: Fujita
2003: Kubo
2004: Nakazawa
2005: Araújo
2006: Tulio
2007: Suzuki
2008: Endō
2009: Ogasawara
2010: Honda
2011: Sawa
2012: Satō
2013: S. Nakamura
2014: Endō
2015: Ōkubo
2016: K. Nakamura
2017: Kobayashi
2018: Osako
2019: Nakagawa
2020: Mitoma
2021: Damião
2022: Mitoma
2023: Osako

v t e Japan Soccer League First Division top scorers
1965: Nomura 1966: Ogi 1967: Kimura 1968: Kamamoto 1969: Ochiai 1970: Kamamoto 1971: Kamamoto 1972: Matsunaga 1973: Matsunaga 1974: Kamamoto 1975: Kamamoto 1976: Kamamoto 1977: Carvalho 1978: Kamamoto / Carvalho 1979: Ramos 1980: Usui 1981: Yoshida 1982: Usui 1983: Ramos 1984: Totsuka 1985/86: Yoshida 1986/87: Matsuura 1987/88: Matsuura 1988/89: Adílson 1989/90: Renato 1990/91: Totsuka / Kitazawa / Renato 1991/92: Toninho

Japan Soccer League First Division top scorers

1965: Nomura
1966: Ogi
1967: Kimura
1968: Kamamoto
1969: Ochiai
1970: Kamamoto
1971: Kamamoto
1972: Matsunaga
1973: Matsunaga
1974: Kamamoto
1975: Kamamoto
1976: Kamamoto
1977: Carvalho
1978: Kamamoto / Carvalho
1979: Ramos
1980: Usui
1981: Yoshida
1982: Usui
1983: Ramos
1984: Totsuka
1985/86: Yoshida
1986/87: Matsuura
1987/88: Matsuura
1988/89: Adílson
1989/90: Renato
1990/91: Totsuka / Kitazawa / Renato
1991/92: Toninho

v t e 1977 Japan Soccer League Team of the Year
Mitsuhisa Taguchi Yuji Waki Kazuo Saito Keizo Imai Hiroshi Ochiai Nobuo Fujishima Mitsuru Komaeda Marinho Yoshikazu Nagai Carvalho Kunishige Kamamoto

v t e 1978 Japan Soccer League Team of the Year
Mitsuhisa Taguchi Tsutomu Sonobe Kazuo Saito Keizo Imai Hiroshi Ochiai Nobuo Fujishima Mitsunori Fujiguchi Jair Yoshikazu Nagai Carvalho Kunishige Kamamoto

v t e 1979 Japan Soccer League Team of the Year
Mitsuhisa Taguchi Tsutomu Sonobe Mitsuru Komaeda Keizo Imai Hiroshi Ochiai George Yonashiro Marinho Jair Ramos Carvalho Kunishige Kamamoto

v t e 1980 Japan Soccer League Team of the Year
Mitsuhisa Taguchi Tetsuo Sugamata Mitsuru Komaeda Keizo Imai Hiroshi Ochiai George Yonashiro Hideki Maeda Hiroshi Soejima Hiroyuki Usui Carvalho Kunishige Kamamoto

v t e 1981 Japan Soccer League Team of the Year
Mitsuhisa Taguchi Mitsugu Nomura Mitsuru Komaeda Hisashi Kato Hiroshi Ochiai George Yonashiro Hiroshi Sowa Tetsuya Totsuka Hiroshi Yoshida Carvalho Kunishige Kamamoto

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