Adriano Strack
Brazilian association football player
Adriano Guerra Strack (born 15 February 1992) is a Brazilian professional footballer who plays as a midfielder with Ypiranga.
Career
Born in Carazinho, in the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul, Adriano changed five Brazilian clubs, before he decided to go abroad. He played with the Grêmio youth team in 2007 and with Chapecoense in 2013. He joined NK Travnik in 2014. In nine appearances in the Premier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina, he scored five goals. Adriano helped save the club from relegation in 2013–14 in a match against FK Borac Banja Luka. When Adriano left the reserve bench at the start of interval, the score was 2–0 to FK Borac Banja Luka. Adriano scored 1 goal, his assist led to another goal; he was fouled that led to a third goal and the final score of 3–2. Adriano turned idol of Gerilla fans.
He had four caps for NK Dugopolje in the Croatian Second Football League, before he signed a three-year contract with Serbian SuperLiga club Novi Pazar in summer 2015.
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