What Happened To Bebé?
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- What Happened To Bebé?
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Bebé's remarkably rapid ascent saw him sign for Manchester United at 20 years old - just over a month after he'd moved to Vitoria de Guimaraes, and only shortly after he'd moved out of the shelter he'd lived in as a teenager.
It was a fairy tale - just without the perfect ending. So, what happened to the Portuguese forward?
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#Bebé #ManUnited #AlexFerguson - Sport
Football saved his life doesn't matter if he failed at United.
Facts if you know u know
I say getting out of a shelter to pro footballing is quite the come up
It‘s a top 5% professional footballer career nevertheless. Played in Englands and Spains top tier and at Besiktas, something almost every professional footballer dreams about
@@marcosteemans794 a lie? And these man saying he a failure while he's at the crib counting chip$ 😂
Not to him anyway lol
Say what you like about the trajectory of Bebe's career, the trajectory of his life is phenomenal, from homeless to the Theatre of Dreams
Church provided him some home
@@jakovcu yes a true 'rags to riches' story.
Yeah sorry for being white
Chicken Oriental why are you saying this
He was really lucky too. All he had was potential.
His career's getting a revival with the arrival of Sir Barf at Rayo Vallecano
you love to see a barf reference in a tifo video ♥️
The true 🐐
Love the reference
Lord barf
Honestly was so happy being a Rayo fan and seeing Sir Barf do a series as Rayo
Everyone's asking what happened to Bebe. Noone's asking how's Bebe.
How are you Fabrizio 😅
@Laoch Unless he somehow learned how to manage his money, probably not.
Came here looking for this comment
that's deep bro
I'll do you one better, why is Bebe?
Bebe is doing a job for Rayo Vallecano in the segunda division it's not what we thought he'd be but at least he still has a career unlike hachim mastour
@loyal4 the way No he wasn't he was a typical north african/arab doing pointless skill with no work ethic or team mindset all about himself.
@loyal4 the way which he wasted, end of story.
@@rowland5951Reminds me of Adel Taarabt too! Once he heard the rumours that Barca and Real were interested, his work ethic for QPR went down the toilet
Iain L well now Taarabt is a starter for benfica playing a completely different role as a cm
@@mcjennydeath1874 for real?
Even though he may have not have turned out to be a “class” player, I’m happy that this miracle got his life on track. This channel should make more of these short stories (I still love the other videos though).
You know what though, major credit to him for being able to own up to his lack of effort at United, most players will never accept it
I never gonna forget a save that i had in FIFA14 that i can't explain
the game literally broke and he score like 40 goals in PL, i never saw Messi or Ronaldo doing numbers like this on FIFA
Lol and now fifa is soo shit
Bebe is the reason why you don’t scout/judge players based on CZcams highlights
Yes I was looking at Nicola soares on youtube I bought him for my Fifa 20 career team and this is he’s stats I thought he’s was good (goals:3)(:assists 2)(apps:28
@@JJStale Fifa? bruh
It's win considering, where he started from, fact he still has pro-career at 30 and has made more money than regular people with 9-5.
Im quite sure he touched millions in signing fees and wages. I hope he’s not being too flashy to the point where he goes bankrupt 2 years after retirement. I’m happy he made it and hope that he’s also helping the kids and staff at the Christian place where he was living.
Legend has it that Bebe first appeared on the Athletic
He lived the dream. Thats ultimately what matters. He may not have been a superstar, but he can look back at his career, especially when compared to his childhood still with great pride. He may not have made it as a superstar, but he certainly made it, as a footballer
Let's not forget, while he didn't end up being a world-class player some thought he could be, Bebe still did an amazing job for someone from his background.
Love how good your art looking now
Looks practically the same as about 3 years ago...
Kinda miss the messy look.
They hired a few illustrators i think
inspirational that bebe went from poverty to a player for man utd
This is the kind of player you have to respect, and you're always kind of glad that they're doing alright somewhere out there in the footballing world.
I am really sorry for this guy
I mean he was living in a camp just before man u signed him
Laoch now he is
@Laoch You need empathy to feel for others. Something you lack it seems.
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Sorry for being white
@@chickenoriental1210 .
@@chickenoriental1210 lmao, what?
@@prayingdantris218 Just report him. He's written that comment multiple times.
I agree that would be a dope video
Meanwhile, Barfieboy is reviving this Don's career 👀
Eyyy
Cultured
Barfieboy squad unite
I remember reading that Sir Alex was recommended Bebe by Carlos Quieroz then Jose Mourinho spoke about buy him so Sir Alex brought him and the thing that connected Bebe, Quieroz and Mourinho - they all had the same agent.
do one of these for hachim mastour a more failed career than bebe imo
They should do a video about your failure as a human being.
he is only 22, even tho his career will probably be underwhelming, it's still too early to say that it failed
@@tiago-dz4ft .He's 22 and he can't get a game at Serie C level. He failed.
Lol he is only 22
I would've liked to see this guy succeed. ultimate underdog story
What his former coach in Portugal said is so true. There are many players with just that natural skill/talent they get from playing on the streets. No proper formal football education. You see some really good players just dribbling sometimes cause they dont know no better, thats what they do on the streets.
being coached by sir barf and becoming a rayo vellacano legend
His best achievement is by far tifo football making a video about his career.
Am really happy for him reviving his career, to me it's not how you started that matters but how you ended. He might not be an hero in United but he has once put on the United Jersey and played in Old Trafford that make him part of United history which is the dream of many footballers.
Love that you included Portuguese azulejos in the animations
Excellent writing and great attention to detail by Seb here!
Do one on mane. His rags to riches story is much more incredible
I remember starting a career with Man United on one of the older FIFA games by the time I left he was the only player to not play a game
Bem-vindo, not bem-vinda. Google translate is a trap sometimes.
Also paços de ferreira, not paco. Completely different sound. But it's ok, good video.
I wish I had a “Bebe”
That was some convoluted money laundry I'm betting...
I'm liking the azulejo wall tiles :-)
He wasn’t even a big name in Portugal at the time. No idea why Queiroz backed him.
It's not what you know it's who you know.
Say what you want, his career is a success. Yeah, maybe he was technically not the best. And was a bit of a transfer flaw. BUT he went from homeless to the freaking premier league. People who have had training in prestigious schools and youth teams their entire lives have not even made it to a league and or farm league alone. Just insane, Bebe was saved by soccer.
If Man U had kept him and had him training and playing reserve team games then he could have become something big. The idea of loaning out a player is to help get them experience but they need to understand the basics of tactics first. If Man U had kept him in Manchester then they would have been able to hone his talent and teach him how to play the professional game well as well as giving him time to learn the mentality of a professional footballer, this could have help him become a true star of the game
He‘s thriving at Rayo Valecano under sir Barf.
Sir Barf?
@@flyingaviator8158 a youtuber
People are too quick to call these kinds of footballers ‘failures’ and/or ‘flops’. It didn’t work out at United, but he’s since got things going and made a steady career playing football for a job in Spain, and has rescued himself and his family from an unfortunate upbringing. I’d have loved to have seen the lad succeed at United, but I’m glad he’s doing well elsewhere.
There is a rumor about Bebe's transfer to Man Utd according to which, his 7m move was a mere cover to pay for fees pertaining to Nani's transfer to Utd. The involvement of Mendes as the agent for both players in this equation, essentially fuels the story. I havent done much research into this personally so take it with a pinch of salt.
2 goals in 7 games ain't even that bad, many better players have done worse.
Tifo football videos are so relaxing
From a church to Old Trafford, Bebé has changed his life his own way!
I still enjoy watching him play to this day
tbh, even if he wasn't the best player, he is still one hell of a dude and i will always support him.
Great video. A really unique story.
He's scoring bangers for Sir Barf, that's what he's doing
Another interesting case is Manucho Gonçalves, that moved from Angolan side Petro Atlético to Man U and also found a place at Rayo
I rly like this video! Plus hearing u say Correia is very funny
Great video! I didn't knew of Bebé's success in Spain. There's a portuguese error though. The masculine form of "Welcome" is "Bem-Vindo", with an O. Bem-vinda is for women :)
"Bem-vinda" is actually the female word in Portuguese for "welcome". "Bebé" (as well as the player´s nickname, it also means "baby").
So, basically, Anderson is saying in his banner "Welcome, baby", like Bebé was his girlfriend or something like that
lol
His story gives hope to us from the third world 🇰🇪. A dream to sign for a premier league side...
he's still a baby give him time
Lil bébé
I love Tifo and I loved this video, as usual, but I really think if the portuguese was a little bit more worked on this would be even better. At least to portuguese ears 😎
Great video!
what Carlos Quieroz told Sir Alex was to "sign Pepe"... but given his old age Sir Alex heard him as Bebe.
Besiktas signed him with huge expectations. I felt really sorry when he was injured.
As much as I would blame Bebe for not realising his potential with discipline and hardwork, the blame must also be put on United's tranfer policy and how they bought a player that had no top flight experience in the top 5 leagues, let alone in the premier league.
am so happy to see this
I've liked the video before even watching, because Tifo never disappoints
This story would make for a great movie
BEM-VINDO*
for some reason the sad music in the background made me think that there was gonna be some tragic ending
Go to Brazil and you will find a Bebé at every corner...
Great video as always but not a massive fan of the tile pattern background over the usual backdrop
Can you guz more videos like you recently made on aston villa? like "can West Ham United stay up?"
Jorge Mendes was at it again
This makes me want to play FIFA I don’t know why lol
I had no idea this was the video I needed, but it was awesome
Sad how we make fun of players, make memes and everything, forgetting that they’re human beings,
me watching this video with my dad(man utd fan)
me asking: dad, who is bebe?
dad: precisely.
Yeah I remember this guy when he was at Beşiktaş. He was nothing special even in Turkish League, let alone playing at Manchester United. But I don't blame these boys anymore. Football is a golden ticket for them. And that ascention can make anyman's head swim..
You marked Estrela da Amadora in the south of Portugal, in the frontier with Spain, but Estrela da Amadora is from Lisbon.
After the his first season of Man Utd, he was loaned out to Beşiktaş. I remember that at the beginning of the season fans was expecting huge performance because he seemed like above standards of Turkish league and it was possible to make his name heard. However he picked up serious injury and he couldnt play for Beşiktaş nearly until april and if that never happened probably he would have came back to Man Utd or he could have been loaned out to other bigger European club than Beşiktaş. I'm sure that migh've been great for Bebe, it might be one of the turning points of his football life.
Really is strange to sign a player without having watched him.
Its Carlos Queiroz , not "Quieroz", and its "Bem vindo Bebé" , you use "Bem vinda" if you're saying it to a girl.
Good video , tho. As always .
Can you do a video about the championship right now and who is most likely to go up
make a similar video on anderson if possible .
3:38 why do I see a man facepalming lmao
lol! maybe you've seen too many of them
Ahh, now i cant unsee it.
Im trying but Can’t see anything lol
I actually have his Rayo jersey lol
There's a mistake in the video, Paços de Ferreira did not survive Liga NOS relegation through a playoff the season before Bebé join. They did that in the season he was there. In the season before he joined they actually made one of the greatest underdog campains in Portugal in recent years, finishing 3rd and qualifying to the Champions League playoff. Their manager was Paulo Fonseca who is now at AS Roma. Despite the mistake, I still think it's a great video. I've somewhat followed Bebé's career, specially during the years he played in Portugal and I always had the feeling he could play at a higher level. Maybe if he had stayed in Vitória Guimarães he could've developed without much pressure and ultimately make a better career. Still, I'm glad he foud stability in Spain, he seems like a good person and his story is truly remarkable
I'm *not* saying that Bebe is gay, but I often wonder about 'journeymen' footballers, and whether being gay has made them outcasts in what is obviously a high-octane, testosterone, macho industry, forcing them to move from one club to another, to another, etc..
Perhaps teammates don't like it, perhaps some of them come from countries or cultures in which homosexuality is illegal, or certainly not allowed or respected. They find it difficult to settle into the club, and find themselves lonely and forgotten, and their performances reflect this. Soon enough they depart, and find themselves in the same position all over again.
This is one aspect of this discussion which hasn't been included. Mostly, it's about how being openly gay would mean you receive abuse from opposing fans.... Never it's mentioned that managers or players might privately reject a teammate, refuse to play with him, or sign him in the first place. Perhaps there are even 'gay friendly' clubs, with openly gay members of backroom staff, the manager, a few more players that would be statistically typical.... Maybe a player gets a call from a player there "come sign for us, everyone's cool here, you won't get any hassle"....
This is all my opinion and speculation, but I think it's worth considering as part of the debate.
Perhaps it's time Tifo continued their superb work, and applied it to this topic.
or maybe he was out of his depth having more money than he could imagine after being abandoned and poor. I doubt he was gay, he fucked many a slag in Manchester or so my mate Kev told me.
@@collapsiblechair9112 As I said, I wasn't talking specifically about Bebe, it was a general thought.
Bebe was put in the corner
Ferdinand still talks to him
Nice
Amazing European Portuguese pronunciation (without trying too hard and making it sound awkward). At least for a Brit. Just missing the "sh" sounds. The guy who narrates these is great.
Just got to the part where he says "Cordoba" and I guess this doesn't carry over to Spanish.
It took him away or to adapt to the pro game. But he climbed out of poverty👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾 👉🏾winner
Barfieboy revived his career for him
If you know you know
Man of culture I see
If bebe only signed with braga instead of v Guimarães maybe bebe could become a good player
Is there a video on Renato sanches? What happened to him
He currently doing well at lille in Ligue 1
Queiroz? Quieroz? So weird how it's hard to check people's names. Happens all the time in this channel
Carlos Queiroz*. Not Quieroz.
It's Queiroz not Quieroz, but all good!
It's also Paços de Ferreira not pacos, pronouncing passos
And its bem-vindo bebé, not vinda, that would be the female version
"Bebo" - Eamon Dunphy
We are well informed with Tifo Thank you....
Tifo can you do a video on Diego Milito ...what happened to him
He peaked late... He was at the top of his game for a few years before age caught up
It’s Paços de Ferreira
I bet he sings "Don't you want me Bebé? Don't you waaant me OOHHHHHHH!" every day.
did tifo not have 100k subs last year?
He grew up
Manchester legend !