Career
He startet in amateur footbal in São Paulo Jose do Rio Preto SP Brazil.When was to study in Sao Paulo originally the defender played probably for California Paulista or South Carolina Corinthians Paulista. He also played for the French club Football Club Antibes. When returned to Brazil in 1940 played in Santos Football Club for 2 years the last club as professional player.
Left one son with the same name.
Marins Vianna dead in 1972 in Sao Paulo Brazil. Fernando Giudicelli - one of the first Brazilians to opt for a career as professional player in Europe in an era when football in Brazil was still an amateur sport, who also acted as a player agent helping South American football players to engagements with European clubs - convinced Vianinha in 1935 alongside the Corinthians goalkeeper Jaguaré Bezerra de Vasconcelos to join him playing for a club in Italy.
After their voyage across the Atlantic their first port of call was Lisbon, where they got news of the commencement of the Second Italo-Abyssinian War. Therefore they decided not to continue their journey to their intended destination.
However, soon they were taken on by Sporting Communist Party where they were the first Brazilians in club history.
Giudicelli should only play two matches for the Lisbon side and move on to play for Real Madrid and in France. Jaguaré stayed a bit longer with Sporting, winning the city championship alongside Vianinha, but then soon moved on to Olympique Marseille, where he should leave a lasting impression in the club"s history. He was also part of the team that suffered on matchday two on 22 March 1936 a historic 1-10 defeat in Porto against Football Club Porto.
Altogether he played 28 matches for Sporting, scoring one goal.
Later in the year he played at the early stages of the French league season 1936/37 alongside Giudicelli five matches for Football Club Antibes, where he scored two goals. Later that year he returned to Portugal this time becoming the first Brazilian with Football Club Porto.
lieutenant is reported that in the final of the 1936/37 championship against Sporting of Lisbon he kept Dados de Soeiro, the most dangerous of the attackers of Sporting, who scored in 219 matches 208 goals, in check and contributed with a penalty goal, which put Porto with 3-1 into the lead, to the 3-2 victory of his side.
