The Camp Nou has been graced by Brazilian brilliance across generations — from silky dribblers to energetic full-backs in the famous Blaugrana. Which shone brightest?
1RonaldinhoMagical attacking midfielder who won the Ballon d'Or in 2005, scored 95 goals in 207 appearances, and produced some of the most breathtaking football ever seen at Camp Nou.1000pts
2Ronaldo NazárioDespite just one season in 1996–97, he scored 47 goals in 49 matches, won the Ballon d'Or, and gave Barcelona fans a glimpse of the most devastating striker of his generation.923pts
3EdmílsonBrazilian World Cup winner who anchored midfield and defence from 2004 to 2008, winning two La Liga titles and the 2006 Champions League.646pts
4Thiago MottaBrazilian-born midfielder who came through Barcelona's youth academy and played for the first team before switching international allegiance to Italy and going on to a distinguished career.516pts
5MaxwellBrazilian left-back who spent two and a half seasons at Barcelona from 2009, winning two La Liga titles and the 2011 Champions League in Guardiola's great side.400pts
6Evaristo de MacedoBrazilian forward who won two La Liga titles and two Fairs Cups between 1957 and 1962, scoring the header that knocked Real Madrid out of the 1960–61 European Cup.400pts
7Juliano BellettiBrazilian right-back who came off the bench to score the winning goal in the 2006 Champions League final against Arsenal, his only goal for Barcelona.400pts
8SylvinhoBrazilian left-back who spent five seasons at Barcelona from 2004, winning three La Liga titles and the 2006 and 2009 Champions Leagues.400pts
9Dani AlvesRegarded as the finest right-back in Barcelona's history, spending eight seasons at the club, winning six La Liga titles and three Champions Leagues in 391 appearances.330pts
10RivaldoBallon d'Or-winning playmaker who scored 136 goals in 235 appearances, producing magical moments that placed him among the greatest players in Camp Nou history.329pts
11NeymarGlobal superstar who formed the legendary MSN trio with Messi and Suárez, scoring 105 goals in 186 appearances before his world-record PSG transfer in 2017.329pts
12GiovanniSkilful Brazilian forward who spent three seasons at Barcelona from 1996, winning two La Liga titles, two Copas del Rey and the 1997 Cup Winners' Cup.329pts
13RomárioProlific striker who inspired Barcelona to the La Liga title in 1993–94 by scoring 30 goals in 33 appearances in one of the most lethal debut seasons the club has ever seen.329pts
14Arthur MeloBrazilian midfielder signed from Grêmio in 2018 whose tidy passing drew Xavi comparisons, winning La Liga in his first season before joining Juventus in 2020.248pts
15PaulinhoBox-to-box Brazilian midfielder who scored nine league goals in his single 2017–18 season, helping Barcelona win La Liga and the Copa del Rey.248pts
16RaphinhaDynamic Brazilian winger who joined in 2022 and became captain under Hansi Flick, scoring 34 goals in 2024–25 as Barcelona won La Liga, the Copa del Rey and the Supercopa.248pts
17Adriano CorreiaVersatile Brazilian full-back who spent six seasons at Barcelona from 2010, winning four La Liga titles and the 2011 and 2015 Champions Leagues.154pts
18Philippe CoutinhoBrazilian playmaker who became the club's record signing in January 2018, winning two La Liga titles and the Copa del Rey before leaving in 2022.154pts
