Pedro Luís Vicençote (born 22 October 1957) is a Brazilian former professional footballer who is recorded as having played at club level in Brazil and to have represented the Brazil national team in the course of his career. Basic biographical data and career summaries appear in contemporary player registers and databases; see birth and basic profile references here and club overview material here.
Playing career
Vicençote's active years fall in the late 1970s and 1980s, a period of strong domestic competition in Brazil and growing export of players abroad. He is noted in archival match lists and national-team selections as having worn his country's colours; general records of his international appearances can be consulted via national-team summaries here.
Position and playing style
Contemporary descriptions of players from Vicençote's era emphasise versatility, tactical awareness, and technical skill typical of Brazilian professionals of that generation. Reports and match reports describe him in the context of defensive and transitional phases of play. Exact positional labels in career summaries may vary between sources.
Historical context and significance
Brazilian football in the 1970s and 1980s combined intense domestic leagues with high-profile international matches. Earning selection to the Brazil national team at any time in this era signalled a player of notable ability, given the depth of talent available nationally. Players like Vicençote contributed to the strength and continuity of club and national competition during that period.
- Full name: Pedro Luís Vicençote (commonly cited by given names or shortened forms).
- Date of birth: 22 October 1957 (see record).
- National team: Made appearances for Brazil (refer to national summaries here).
After retirement many players of Vicençote's generation remained connected to football as coaches, scouts or administrators; available biographical sources should be checked for verified post-playing roles and current whereabouts. For further research consult player registries and historical team lists via the links above and specialist archives.