Flamengo's Éder Militão's wing breakthrough was one of the most significant moments in Brazilian football history. The wing-back, who is widely regarded as one of the greatest defenders in the country's history, made his mark on the game with his incredible defensive skills and tactical awareness.

Éder Militão was born on September 28, 1976, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He began his professional career at Flamengo, where he spent six years before moving to Europe for a brief stint with Chelsea in England. During his time in England, he helped the Blues reach the UEFA Cup Final but ultimately lost out to Manchester United.

After returning to Brazil, Éder joined Cruzeiro, where he cemented his status as one of the country's top defenders. In 2005, he moved to Flamengo,Bundesliga Express where he played until 2014, during which he won four Campeonato Brasileiro titles, two Copa Libertadores titles, and three Supercopa Sudamericana titles.

One of the highlights of Éder's career came in 2007 when he scored a hat-trick against São Paulo in the Campeonato Brasileiro. This goal marked him as a key player for Flamengo and earned him a place in the national team's squad.

In 2010, Éder was named in Brazil's squad for the World Cup in South Africa. However, he was later dropped from the team due to a knee injury. Despite this setback, Éder continued to be a key player for Flamengo, helping them win another Campeonato Brasileiro title in 2012.

Éder's contribution to Flamengo's success has been immense, and his legacy as one of the greatest defenders in Brazilian football will continue to be remembered for generations to come. His wing break-through was just one of many highlights of his career, making him a true legend of Brazilian football.

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