Atlético legend · 2007–2010

Simão Sabrosa

Portugal · Winger

The Portuguese winger who brought experience and quality to the side that won the Europa League in 2010.

League games: 113
League goals: 20
Trophies with Atlético: 2
Caps for Portugal: 85

The story of Simão Sabrosa

Simão Sabrosa joined Atlético from Benfica in 2007, a Portugal international winger who had been Benfica's captain and star. He brought experience, a precise left foot and dangerous set pieces.

Trophies in 2010

Simão played on the wing in the attack built around Diego Forlán and Sergio Agüero, and he was part of the squad that won the UEFA Europa League in Hamburg in 2010 and the UEFA Super Cup against Inter that summer, the club's first major trophies in 14 years. In total he played more than 100 league games for the club.

Legacy

He left at the end of 2010 for Beşiktaş. Supporters remember a professional winger who helped Atlético return to winning trophies.

Honours with Atlético

🏆 UEFA Europa League: 2009–10
🏆 UEFA Super Cup: 2010
🏆 Copa del Rey runner-up: 2009–10

Career

Years	Club	Games	Goals
1997–1999	Sporting CP	53	12
1999–2001	Barcelona	46	3
2001–2007	Benfica	172	75
2007–2010	Atlético Madrid	113	20
2011–2012	Beşiktaş	46	8
2012–2014	Espanyol	60	3
2015	NorthEast United	10	3
1998–2010	Portugal (national team)	85	22

League games and goals for each club; Atlético rows are highlighted.

Quick answers

How many games did Simão Sabrosa play for Atlético Madrid?

Simão Sabrosa played 113 league games for Atlético de Madrid and scored 20 league goals (2007–2010).

What did Simão Sabrosa win with Atlético Madrid?

With Atlético de Madrid, Simão Sabrosa won: UEFA Europa League: 2009–10; UEFA Super Cup: 2010.

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