Anderson Polga é um zagueiro brasileiro revelado pelo Grêmio, pentacampeão mundial com a Seleção em 2002. Depois, jogou quase uma década no Sporting, de Portugal.
Anderson Polga
Anderson Polga is a centre-back from Rio Grande do Sul who emerged at Grêmio in the late 1990s. With the club, he won the Brazilian Cup in 2001, as part of a squad enjoying a great period in Brazilian football. His strong performances at Grêmio earned him a call-up to the Brazilian National Team selected by Luiz Felipe Scolari for the 2002 World Cup, hosted in South Korea and Japan. Polga featured in the group stage and finished the tournament as a five-time World Champion. In 2003, he joined Sporting Portugal, where he spent almost a decade. With the Lisbon side, he won the Portuguese Cup twice and the Portuguese Super Cup twice, and was part of the campaign that took the club to the 2005 UEFA Cup final.