Afonso Antonio Chico Amade, at 24 years old, emerges as one of the most outstanding midfielders in the national team, earning well-deserved recognition for his remarkable recent performances in the Africa Cup of Nations. The young talent, who holds dual German and Mozambican nationality, chose to represent his father's nation, standing out not only for his talent on the field but also for his dedication to the Mozambique jersey.
Afonso Amade's football career presents an intriguing narrative, marked by experiences at renowned German clubs. In 2014, he began his journey at TSG Hoffenheim, where he spent five seasons. In the first two seasons, he stood out in the Under-17s, progressing to the Under-19s in the following seasons and finally consolidating his place in the first team in the last few seasons.
The year 2019 brought a temporary change when Amade was loaned to Eintracht Braunschweig by Hoffenheim, an experience that added valuable nuances to his career. In 2020, he returned to his youth club, TSG Hoffenheim, before starting a new chapter by joining Oostende in 2021.
Despite his extensive experience at German clubs, Afonso Amade has yet to win any titles with his team throughout his career. However, the young midfielder has been a crucial player both at club and national team level, contributing his technical ability, vision, and versatility in midfield.
Afonso Amade's present and future in the football scene are sources of anticipation and optimism, especially as he continues to forge his path in the Belgian league with Oostende. As Mozambique envisions a promising future in international competitions, Amade's presence in midfield promises to be a key piece in this upward journey.
