Bernardo Ribeiro Brazilian footballer bites the dust during a match

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While the football world is as yet grieving the demise of Cameroon international Patrick Ekeng - who kicked the bucket on Friday, May 6 in the wake of falling amid an alliance diversion in Romania » - another player has passed on in indistinguishable situation. Brazilian footballer, Bernardo Ribeiro broken down on the field on Sunday, May 8 while playing in a friendly for Friburguense . He was declared dead later in the healing facility. Ribeiro started his vocation with the Brazilain monsters Flamengo, who he joined in 1999 when he was 9 years of age. He was with the group until 2011 when he moved Skenderbeu Korce in Albania. He additionally showed up amid a one-season spell with Australian An Alliance side, Newcastle Planes . He took after that up with further exchanges to Finnish side IFK Mariehamn and afterward back to Brazil with Entomb de Lages , a year ago.

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