Bruno Peres

• Full name: Bruno da Silva Peres
• Date of birth: January 1, 1990
• Place of birth: São José do Rio Pardo, São Paulo, Brazil
• Nationality: Brazilian
• Position: Right back / Right wing-back (can also play as right midfielder)

Club career highlights

• Early career: Started in the youth ranks of Santo André and later played for São Paulo-based clubs at youth level.
• Santo André (senior): Broke into senior football at Santo André in Brazil.
• Loan to Sport Recife: Spent part of his early professional years on loan at Sport Recife.
• São Paulo FC: Moved to São Paulo FC, where solid performances raised his profile.
• Torino (2013–2016): Transferred to Torino in Italy’s Serie A; developed reputation for pace, attacking runs and crossing from the right flank.
• Roma (2016–2020): Signed by AS Roma in 2016. At Roma he played as an attacking right-back/wing-back under several coaches, contributing with assists and occasional goals. His time at Roma included both periods as a starter and as a rotational squad player; he also faced some injuries that limited continuity.
• Later moves: After Roma, he had loans and transfers including spells back in Brazil and elsewhere (examples include Sampdoria on loan and subsequent moves). Exact later-club details vary by season.

Playing style

• Attacking full-back with strong pace and overlapping ability.
• Good crossing and capability to contribute assists.
• Works well as a wing-back in formations that require forward thrust from the right flank; defensive positioning and one-on-one defending were considered strengths but sometimes less consistent than his attacking output.

Notable stats (selected)

• Appearances and goals varied by club and season; notable period at Torino where he became prominent before moving to Roma in 2016.
• At Roma, he made multiple Serie A appearances across 2016–2020 and contributed assists and a few goals in domestic competitions and European fixtures.

Honors and recognition

• Recognized for his performances in Serie A, especially during his time at Torino and early seasons at Roma.
• No major international tournament wins with Brazil; his career has been primarily at club level in Italy and Brazil.

Current status

As of my last update (2024 cutoff), Bruno Peres continued his professional career beyond his Roma stint with subsequent transfers and loans. For the latest club and statistical details (current club, season-by-season appearances/goals), consult up-to-date sources such as official club announcements, league databases, or reputable sports sites, since transfers and playing status can change frequently.