Dodô
FIO
RB
Possession Builder
Nov 17, 1998 (27)
Right
5'5"
150 lb
FiorentinaDNP in Torino game
Dodo (undisclosed) stayed on the bench in Saturday's 2-1 loss to Torino.
Analysis: Dodo wasn't in tip-top shape and didn't see minutes for the second match in a row. He's locked in a three-man timeshare with Joao Mario and Alex Jimenez at the moment. He had recorded one off-target shot, one tackle (one won) and one clearance in his lone appearance.
Returns to bench
Dodo (undisclosed) is on the bench for Saturday's clash against Torino.
Analysis: Dodo passed his late fitness evaluation after coach Fabio Grosso confirmed he would be assessed following a week of limited training, recovering enough to earn a spot in the squad despite not being fully fit heading into the weekend. The right-back had started the opener before Alex Jimenez took his spot last weekend, and the club opted to continue managing his workload carefully with a bench role given his limited preparation during the week.
In doubt for Torino tilt
Dodo "didn't practice fully for the entire week, so we'll need to evaluate him for Saturday," coach Fabio Grosso announced.
Analysis: Dodo stayed at the club after being in limbo throughout the summer but isn't 100 percent ahead of the Torino game. He got the nod in the opener, while Alex Jimenez started over him last week. Joao Mario is also an option in the role.
Serviceable display against Atalanta
Dodo recorded two crosses (one accurate), two interceptions and three clearances and created one scoring chance in Friday's 1-1 draw versus Atalanta.
Analysis: Dodo continued his decent run on both ends, although he wasn't too effective offensively, and his club gave up one goal. He was consistent down the stretch, registering multiple clearances in his last four appearances, amassing 11, and at least two crosses in his final five, totaling 23 (five accurate). He wasn't as good a playmaker this year after dishing out five assists in 2024/2025, concluding with two helpers, eight clean sheets, 152 crosses (35 accurate) and 59 clearances in 36 matches.
Sends in three crosses versus Juventus
Dodo had three crosses (zero accurate), two clearances and two chances created and won one tackle in Sunday's 2-0 win versus Juventus.
Analysis: Dodo provided a decent punch off the wing despite the match-up and did his part in the back. He has notched three or more crosses in four straight contests, totaling 21 (four accurate) and adding seven key passes, four shots (one on target) and five tackles (two won), with three clean sheets over that span. Moreover, this marked his third game in a row with multiple clearances, for a total of eight.
Solid defensively in Lecce tilt
Dodo created one scoring chance and registered two tackles (one won), five clearances and three interceptions in Monday's 1-1 draw versus Lecce.
Analysis: Dodo was forced to stay in the back in this one and registered a new season high in clearances. This marked the first time in six outings that he didn't launch multiple crosses. He has created at least one chance in three consecutive displays, amassing four key passes and notching four tackles (three won), eight clearances and two shots (one on target) during that stretch. In addition, he has logged one or more interceptions in five straight performances, totaling seven.
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