The Brazilian forward has made 132 appearances across his career, scoring 44 goals and laying on 11 assists. A consistent presence in attacking play, he has built a record defined by regular involvement in the final third.
Evanilson's output reflects a player comfortable in the number nine role or as a secondary striker. His goal tally suggests a reliable finisher, whilst his assist count indicates he operates within a system where he contributes beyond pure scoring. The ratio of goals to appearances - roughly one every three matches - marks him as a dependable attacking option at his level.
The Brazilian has accumulated significant minutes across his spell, suggesting managerial faith and durability. His 11 assists over the same period show he is not solely reliant on finding the net himself, capable of linking play and creating openings for teammates.
These figures position Evanilson as a workhorse forward rather than a prolific elite-level finisher, the type of player who offers value through consistency and availability rather than spectacular individual seasons.
