Andrade

In 2015, he moved to Norway and signed for Hamarkameratene, or HamKam, which plays in the Norwegian football league. While on pre-season, he impressed the fans and also the staff commission of the club on the training matches and throughout training sessions. Andrade was offered a contract, but HamKam later learned by the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration that they weren't allowed to hire a non-EU player in the Norwegian Second Division. HamKam thought he could get an amateur contract because Andrade was working on the side, but the second division was a too good division for this to work. So Andrade was allowed to play for nearby Moelven IL in the Norwegian Third Division.

Son of Ulysses Santos de Andrade and Maria Angelica Fonseca de Andrade, Andrade lived with his family up to 18 years old. He has a high-school degree from a school in Salvador, Bahia, and is about to complete his undergraduate degree in Business Administration. He also has a minor in Communication Studies and Spanish. He has been recognized by his school and by the US country for his academic accomplishments. In 2013, he was selected as First Team Scholar All-American and First Team All-South.

After transferring to the Royals in 2012, Andrade played 2 more years in Charlotte, North Carolina. With a groin injury in his first year at the club, Andrade wasn't able to perform at a constant high level and help the team as much as he wanted to. During that year, as an attacking mid, he scored 7 goals and had 4 assists. For the third year in a row, he lost (PK) in the semi-finals but at this time for the Conference Carolinas. He was selected as MVP of the year for his team and First-Team All-Conference.

In 2010, Andrade sealed his transfer to Cumberlands Patriots in the United States. He played two seasons for the team in 35 matches and scored 27 goals and couple assists. His first season was a little bit easy because he had a Brazilian teammate,

Born in Bahia, Andrade began his career playing official matches for Salvador FC in Brazil, where he helped the squad to win three U-15 tournaments. In 2008, he had his first international experience with the team. They traveled to Spain to play the Mediterranean International Cup, a high-profile youth cup in the world with clubs such as FC Barcelona, F.C. Porto, Real Madrid C.F., Manchester United FC, and others.

Thiago Fonseca de Andrade (Portuguese translation: Th¡əgəʊ fonsɛkə di ændred OIH; born June 19, 1990), commonly known as Ticão (Portuguese: t[ ɪ k əʊ] or Andrade, is a Brazilian football player. Andrade started his soccer career playing futsal in Brazil at the age of 7. While playing in indoor fields, he developed important skills that increased his level of play. Once he grew older, he decided to try to play for a soccer club. First, he started playing for small clubs in his city Salvador, Bahia ( Leônico Futebol Clube, Botafogo-PR, Real Salvador FC, and Salvador FC ). Then, after he developed a better understanding of soccer, he signed his first contract with Esporte Clube Ipitanga, where he played in the Campeonato Baiano. He also had opportunity to play beach soccer for his state's team. He is mostly known for his precision and skills with the ball.