Name: Servílio de Jesus

Nickname: Servílio, "Bailarino", "Bailarino da Fazendinha".



Country:
Club: Corinthians
Position: *AMF/SS/CF
Side: RF/RS
Age: 23-26 years (15/04/1915 - † 10/04/1984)

Height: 183 cm(Approx.)
Weight: 76 kg (Approx.)

Attack: 88
Defence: 40
Balance: 81
Stamina: 73
Top Speed: 75
Acceleration: 88
Response: 83
Agility: 93
Dribble Accuracy: 85
Dribble Speed: 74
Short Pass Accuracy: 75
Short Pass Speed: 72
Long Pass Accuracy: 70
Long Pass Speed: 68
Shot Accuracy: 87
Shot Power: 80
Shot Technique: 88
Free Kick Accuracy: 60
Curling: 65
Header: 70
Jump: 72
Technique: 89
Aggression: 80
Mentality: 82
Goalkeeper Skills: 50
Team Work: 80

Injury Tolerance: B
Condition: 7
Weak Foot Accuracy: 6
Weak Foot Frequency: 5
Consistency: 7
Growth Type: Standard

CARDS:
S01 - Marauding
S02 - Passer
S05 - 1-Touch Play
P13 - Goal Poacher
P15 - Free Roaming
P18 - Talisman

SPECIAL ABILITIES:
★Tactical Dribble | Tactical Dribbling
★Scoring

Attack/Defence Awareness Card: Attack-Minded

INFO: Football in Brazil between 1938 and 1949 was marked by an emphasis on technical skill, creativity and improvisation, with less tactical rigidity and more emphasis on individual talent. Servílio, an elegant and skillful right midfielder, was the top scorer in the Campeonato Paulista for three consecutive years (1945, 1946 and 1947). Servílio de Jesus was described as a classy player, capable of bringing lightness to plays with classical and refined touches. His technical ability was remarkable, allowing him to dribble past opponents with ease and reach the area to finish. Despite not knowing how to head the ball well, he controlled the ball as he saw fit, kicked with great force and was a danger inside the area. His talent with the ball led Corinthians coach Del Debbio to invite him to be a Corinthians player. He played mainly on the right midfield, but had the freedom to advance and finish plays, which made him an effective goalscorer. His talent and goals made him the sixth highest scorer in Corinthians history. His consistency as a goalscorer and his impact on Corinthians reinforce his importance as a complete player in attack. At that time, Brazilian football valued individual technique, with heavy leather balls that required precise control. Players like Servílio stood out for transforming difficulties into beautiful and efficient plays. His nickname "Bailarino" suggests a refined style, with precise dribbling, agility and elegance, while his position as an attacking midfielder and his top scorer titles indicate vision of the game, the ability to create plays and a keen eye for goal.

sources: https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serv%C3%ADlio_de_Jesus
https://100xcorinthians.blogspot.com/2010/03/servilio-o-bailarino.html
https://tardesdepacaembu.wordpress.com/2014/04/08/servilio-o-bailarino-da-fazendinha/
https://www.meutimao.com.br/jogador-do-corinthians/servilio-jesus

He's described as a striker who started as a right midfielder. It means he was probably a right-half (defensive midfielder) in his early years but established himself as a forward. SMF wasn't really a thing in the 1930s.

Exactly. However, even though this position at the time indicated more defensive support, football at that time was not marked by strict tactics and functions by position. It was a tougher game, where dribbling and improvisation skills stood out amidst the brutal physical play that was allowed. So, given his dribbling and improvisation skills and because he also had a very accurate shot, he ended up becoming a striker, just like Teleco.

What he means is that the player must have DMF instead of SMF (a position that did not exist at that time, and that DC should be the first position because his best performances came from there, something like that happens.

It's important to know for how long he played as right-half. If it's before he was 23 and played only as a striker since, then this player should only have CF as position. The stats also don't suggest a DMF, let alone a CB.

Could it be an insider (SS) from the right?

Yes, it's likely. Meia-direita in this case has to be inside-right, so SS and AMF as secondary positions.

47 goals in 133 games, 0.35 goal per game. Is that good enough for those yellow stats in shooting and reaction, beside his strangely high STA for a creative player. Looks like he is playing in EPL in 2020s.

Is it better now with stamina at 78? What changes would you suggest?

Yes, Servilio was inside-right (meia-direita) before become CF. He never played as right-half.

When Palestra wrote "right midfielder", he probably meant inside-right.

Sumarizing, in general he was inside right while Teleco was CF. Attacking line: Lopes, Servilio, Teleco, Joane and Carlinhos.

Then he became CF and he was Campeonato Paulista's topscorer in 1945, 46 and 47.

When Baltazar, "cabecinha de ouro" came to Corinthians at the end of 45, Baltazar played as inside forward, becoming CF only when Luizinho, "pequeno polegar" came from under categories.

Why did you add SMF again? Meia is SS and AMF.

Even so, looking at the set carefully, this player is much more physically powerful than Perácio, who is described more as a tank and who played like him as an "insider", but on the left, I think that in the matter of stability it should be reduced to green numbers, right there he describes them as a player with technical qualities and not much of physical ones.

Is it better now with balance 79 and aggression 80? What other changes would you suggest?

According to your knowledge of Brazilian football, between Elba da Paula (TIM) of Fluminense and Servilio de Jesús, who had a better technique, here TIM has a technique of 90, in case it is lower it should be between 87 and 89, it depends on you since Romeu also has 90.