SWOS 2016/2017
SWOS 2016/2017

MAXI PEREIRA
MAXI PEREIRA
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Number
#5
Nationality
Uruguay
Team
FC PORTO (Portugal)
Coach
NUNO ESPIRITO SANTO
Position
RB (Right Back)
Passing (P) Shooting (V) Heading (H) Tackling (T) Control (C) Speed (S) Finishing (F) Total Bargain Value
7 1 2 7 0 7 1 25 1.7 £1.5M

Maxi Pereira

  • Full name: Maximiliano Pereyra Machado (commonly known as Maxi Pereira)
  • Date of birth: June 8, 1984
  • Place of birth: Montevideo, Uruguay
  • Height: ~1.76 m (5 ft 9 in)
  • Primary position: Right-back / Right wing-back (also played as right midfielder)

Club career (highlights)

  • Defensor Sporting (Uruguay) — Youth and early senior career; emerged as a promising full-back.
  • SL Benfica (Portugal) — Joined in 2007 and became a key player; won multiple Primeira Liga titles and domestic cups; known for stamina, defensive reliability and attacking runs.
  • FC Porto (Portugal) — Transferred from Benfica to Porto in 2015; featured as an experienced right-back for Porto during his stint there.
  • Later career — Returned to Uruguay after his time in Portugal; also had spells at other clubs before retiring.

International career (Uruguay)

  • Senior debut in mid-2000s and amassed over 80 caps for the Uruguay national team.
  • Member of Uruguay squads at major tournaments, including the 2010 FIFA World Cup (fourth place) and various Copa América competitions (winner in 2011).

Playing style

  • Energetic, hard-working full-back with strong defensive work-rate.
  • Good at overlapping runs and providing width in attack; capable crosser and reliable in duels.
  • Known for leadership and consistency over many seasons in top-flight Portuguese football.

Notable honours (selected)

  • Primeira Liga titles with Benfica
  • Taça de Portugal / Taça da Liga successes with Benfica
  • Copa América 2011 with Uruguay

Retirement / post-playing

  • After retiring as a player, Maxi Pereira has appeared in media and football-related roles in Uruguay; he remains a well-regarded figure in Uruguayan and Portuguese football circles.