Bruno Andrade

Midfield

Apps: 26 (40)

Goals: 2

Last Updated: 28 December 2023

Debut: vs. MK Dons (H, 2-1), 08/10/2013

Pacy winger Bruno Andrade was one of two arrivals announced at the start of October 2013; the player joining from Championship outfit QPR on loan

Bruno Andrade

Date of Birth: 02-10-1993

Place of Birth: Viseu (POR)

In search of that extra spark during the initial phases of the 2021-2 campaign, Boro’ turned once again to attacker Bruno Andrade. Of course, it’s not as if things were going badly at the time for us. It’s more the fact that the pacy Portuguese lad would bring a new dimension to our forward play; Andrade capable of playing out wide and in the number 10 role. Not only that, but he’s a player who knows what it takes to win promotion from League Two.

On signing, Andrade said: “It is good to be back. I have been here before, now I am back to finish the job”. Been here before? That he had. It was actually the start of his third stint with Boro’. He first arrived on loan at the start of October 2013 from QPR on loan. And he returned in 2015 for a second stab at things. In all, he came back in August 2021 with 35 Boro’ outings to his name. Most, however, were off the subs bench at an earlier stage of his career. Things carried on in that vein in his third spell with us too. His impact was limited, his attitude questioned.

And, once the end of the 2021-2 campaign rolled around, boss Steve Evans elected to let him go.

Bruno Andrade: Before Boro’

Born in Portugal, Andrade made the move to QPR at a relatively young age; 13-years-old being the age at which he entered the West London club’s academy system. That system would see him adapt to play in a number of other positions alongside his favoured role on the wing. It was much to the delight of then-boss Neil Warnock. His QPR debut came against Preston North End in November 2010, and his Premier League debut in August 2011.

There were also loan spells at Aldershot Town and Wycombe Wanderers to provide yet further Football League experience. It was with Lincoln City where he really came of age, however; part of the Imps side that won the 2018-9 League Two title. From Sincil Bank, he moved to Salford City in January 2020. Oh, he also spent some time at Woking. But why would we remind him of that. No-one likes to go to Woking if they can avoid it.

2021-2

Saturday 28 August 2021

Tuesday 31 August 2021

Saturday 04 September 2021

Saturday 11 September 2021

Saturday 18 September 2021

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Tuesday 08 February 2022

Saturday 19 February 2022

Saturday 26 March 2022

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Tuesday 26 April 2022

2014-5

Saturday 07 February 2015

Tuesday 10 February 2015

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Monday 30 March 2015

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2013-4

Tuesday 08 October 2013

Saturday 12 October 2013

Saturday 19 October 2013

Saturday 26 October 2013

Saturday 02 November 2013

Saturday 09 November 2013

Saturday 16 November 2013

Tuesday 26 November 2013

Saturday 30 November 2013

Saturday 07 December 2013

Tuesday 10 December 2013

Saturday 14 December 2013

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Thursday 26 December 2013

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Previous Clubs:

Salford City
Lincoln City
Boreham Wood
Woking
Stevenage (loan)
Wycombe Wanderers (loan)
Aldershot Town (loan)
QPR

Later Clubs:

Boreham Wood (2022)
Maidenhead United (2023)
Chesham United (2023)
Kettering Town (2023)