Paulo Henrique Ganso (commonly known as Ganso) is a Brazilian attacking midfielder/central midfielder born on October 12, 1989, in Ananindeua, Pará, Brazil.

• Full name: Paulo Henrique Chagas de Lima
• Nationality: Brazil
• Position: Attacking midfielder / Central midfielder
• Preferred foot: Right
• Notable clubs: Santos, São Paulo, Sevilla, Fluminense, Orlando City (MLS)
• Fluminense: Ganso joined Fluminense in 2021. He played as an experienced playmaker, contributing with creativity, passing and set-piece delivery during his stint at the club.
• Career highlights:
  • Prominent breakthrough at Santos (2008–2012), where he was part of a celebrated attacking trio with Neymar and Robinho.
  • Won the Copa do Brasil (2010) and Campeonato Paulista (2010, 2011) with Santos.
  • Transferred to São Paulo in 2012 for a high-profile domestic move, then to Sevilla in 2016, before returning to Brazil with Fluminense (2021) and later Orlando City.
  • Brazil national team: capped by Brazil at senior level and played for youth national teams, including the 2009 FIFA U-20 World Cup squad.
• Playing style: Technical, composed playmaker known for vision, passing range, close control and ability to unlock defenses with through balls. Often praised for his first touch and set-piece delivery, though his career has been affected by injuries at times.

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