Avaí, Brazil
Brazil
Avaí, Brazil connects to 379 places across 7 topics through 54 Bunkabop connections, with sports making up the overwhelming bulk of that reach. The connections center on Brazilian football, driven largely by Avaí FC, a club that has appeared in the Série A eleven times since 1974. São Paulo, Brazil and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil share many of those connections, reflecting the national scope of Brazilian football competitions that draw players and clubs from across the country.
2024 Campeonato Brasileiro Série B
Connects Avaí, Brazil to: Mirassol, Brazil
Fábio Júnior (footballer, born 1977)
Connects Avaí, Brazil to: Italy | Tel Aviv, Israel | Minas Gerais | Bochum, Germany | Belo Horizonte, Brazil
Negueba
Connects Avaí, Brazil to: São Paulo, Brazil | Paulista, Brazil | Botafogo | Londrina, Brazil | Lamphun, Thailand
Avaí FC
Connects Avaí, Brazil to: Brazil | Montenegro | Florianópolis, Brazil | Santa Catarina (state) | Humaitá, Paraguay
Dudu Paraíba
Connects Avaí, Brazil to: Łódź, Poland | Tomé, Chile | Opole, Poland | Botafogo | Paraíba
Ezequiel Miralles
Connects Avaí, Brazil to: Mexico | Brazil | Chile | Porto Alegre, Brazil | Viña del Mar, Chile
Lourival Assis
Connects Avaí, Brazil to: Azerbaijan | Rodrigues, Mauritius | Kalmar | Botafogo | Assis, Brazil
Guilherme Arana
Connects Avaí, Brazil to: Brazil | Chile | Colombia | São Paulo, Brazil | Paulista, Brazil
Lilia Moritz Schwarcz
Connects Avaí, Brazil to: Brazil | São Paulo, Brazil | Lima, Peru | Abertura, Spain
Johnny Cardoso
Connects Avaí, Brazil to: United States | New Jersey | Brazil | Madrid, Spain | Barcelona, Spain
Geninho
Connects Avaí, Brazil to: Brazil | São Paulo, Brazil | Bahia | Paulista, Brazil | Botafogo
André Lima (footballer, born May 1985)
Connects Avaí, Brazil to: Florida | Brazil | Belgium | Beijing | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil