Marcelo Cirino da Silva (commonly known as Marcelo Cirino) is a Brazilian professional footballer born on February 22, 1992, in Maringá, Paraná, Brazil.
Position: Forward / Winger (primarily right winger or second striker)
Nationality: Brazilian
Club career (highlights, including time at Flamengo):
- Atlético Paranaense (Athletico Paranaense) — Came through the youth ranks and made his professional breakthrough with the club. He played for Atlético Paranaense in multiple spells and established himself as a promising forward.
- Flamengo — Signed by Clube de Regatas do Flamengo on loan in 2015 and then on permanent terms. At Flamengo he featured as an attacking option on the wings or as a supporting striker. He contributed goals and assists during his time with the club, wearing the famous red-and-black kit and competing in the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A and Copa Libertadores matches (when applicable).
- International loans/transfers — Marcelo Cirino had loan moves abroad and to other Brazilian clubs during his career, including a notable loan to Internacional and a move to Vitoria (and other domestic teams) at various points. He also had a transfer to China early in his career (as many Brazilian players do), though his most recognized performances came in Brazil.
Playing style: Quick, direct winger with good dribbling and ability to cut inside to shoot. Known for pace, acceleration, and ability to take on defenders; useful both as an outlet on the flank and as a secondary striker.
Notable achievements:
- Prominent young talent from Atlético Paranaense who earned a move to Flamengo, one of Brazil’s biggest clubs.
- Contributed to his teams in domestic competitions (Campeonato Brasileiro Série A, state championships such as Campeonato Carioca while at Flamengo) with goals and assists across seasons.
Career notes and current status: Marcelo Cirino’s career has included several club moves and loan deals. For the most current club and season statistics (appearances, goals, current team), consult an up-to-date sports database or the club’s official site, since transfers and squad status can change season to season.