Guilherme Weisheimer

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Guilherme Weisheimer is a Brazilian former footballer born on October 1, 1979. He began playing football for the youth team of Grêmio Porto Alegre at the age of 10 and made his debut in the senior management team Gremio in 2000/01, sharing the same team with Ronaldinho. During this period, he played a total of 34 games for Gremio in both championship and Cup matches, scoring eight goals until December 2002.

In January 2003, Weisheimer was loan transferred to Criciúma Esporte Clube for six months before returning to his team Grêmio Porto Alegre. He then played for the third division team Ulbra (Serie C) from July 2003 to December of that year. In January 2005, he returned to Brazil and played for teams Caxias and Veranópolis ECRC.

A year later, in January 2006, Weisheimer signed with the Greek club Aris Salonica, only to be transferred twelve months later to Omonia Nicosia, a team based in Cyprus. This marked his move into European football, where he continued to play for several clubs including IFK Gothenburg in Sweden.

Weisheimer's career spanned multiple countries and leagues, showcasing his adaptability as a player. He won the Rio Grande do Sul Championship with Gremio Porto Alegre, solidifying his achievements on the field. Throughout his journey, Weisheimer demonstrated his dedication to football, playing for various teams across Brazil, Greece, Cyprus, Sweden, Israel, and Palestine.

Career Highlights

- Played 34 games for Gremio in championship and Cup matches
- Scored eight goals until December 2002
- Won the Rio Grande do Sul Championship with Grêmio Porto Alegre
- Played for teams Caxias and Veranópolis ECRC, Aris Salonica, IFK Gothenburg, AC Omonia, and others in Brazil, Greece, Cyprus, Sweden, Israel, and Palestine.