Manoel Tobias

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Manoel Tobias
Personal information
Full name	Manoel Tobias da Cruz Júnior
Date of birth	(1971-04-07) 7 April 1971
Place of birth	Salgueiro, Brazil
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1989	Candeia
1990	Votorantim
1991-1992	Banfort
1993-1994	Inpacel
1994-1995	Enxuta
1996-1997	Inter/Ulbra
1998-1999	Atlético Mineiro
2000-2001	Vasco da Gama
2001-2002	Malwee/Jaraguá
2002-2007	Cartagena
2007	SC Ulbra
National team
	Brazil	?	(302)
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (Goals).

Manoel Tobias da Cruz Júnior (born 7 April 1971), commonly known as Manoel Tobias, is a former futsal player.

Honours

v t e Futsal Awards

2000: Manoel Tobias 2001: Manoel Tobias 2002: Manoel Tobias 2003: Foglia 2004: Falcão 2005: Javi Rodríguez 2006: Falcão 2007: Shayakhmetov 2008: Schumacher 2009: Kike 2010: Ricardinho 2011: Falcão 2012: Falcão 2013: Lozano

v t e FIFA Futsal World Cup Golden Ball

1989: Hermans 1992: Jorginho 1996: Manoel Tobias 2000: Manoel Tobias 2004: Falcão 2008: Falcão 2012: Neto

v t e FIFA Futsal World Cup Golden Shoe

1989 Zsadányi 1992 Rajabi 1996 Manoel Tobias 2000 Manoel Tobias 2004 Falcão 2008 Pula 2012 Lima

v t e Brazil squad – 1992 FIFA Futsal World Championship Champions (2nd Title)

1 Serginho 2 Serginho Schiochet 3 Manoel Tobias 4 Edinho 5 Chiquinho 6 Fininho 7 Morillo 8 Rogério Motta 9 Jorginho 10 Mazureik 11 Ortiz 12 Vander Iacovino (C) Coach: Takão

v t e Brazil squad – 1996 FIFA Futsal World Championship Champions (3rd Title)

1 Serginho 2 Bagé 3 Márcio 4 Vaguinho 5 Manoel Tobias 6 Fininho 7 Sandrinho 8 Danilo 9 Clóvis Simas 10 Chôco 11 Djacir 12 Vander Iacovino (C) Coach: Takão

v t e Brazil squad – 2000 FIFA Futsal World Championship Runners-up

1 Lavoisier 2 Rogério 3 Anderson 4 André (C) 5 Manoel Tobias 6 Fininho 7 Almir 8 Schumacher 9 Índio 10 Lenísio 11 Joan 12 Falcão 13 Franklin 14 Vander Carioca Coach: Vander Iacovino

v t e Brazil squad – 2004 FIFA Futsal World Championship Third Place

1 Lavoisier 2 Franklin 3 Schumacher 4 Neto 5 Manoel Tobias 6 Pablo 7 Vinícius 8 Euler 9 Índio 10 Fininho (C) 11 Simi 12 Falcão 13 Ângelo 14 Vander Carioca Coach: Fernando Ferreti

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