Éderson, born on 7 July 1999 (age 27), is a Brazilian central midfielder whose senior career has become closely tied to Atalanta. He is not a player with a scattered profile: the substance is in Bergamo, where his league record stands at 142 appearances and 14 goals across five seasons.
His best attacking return came in 2023-24, when he scored six league goals in 36 appearances. That did not turn him into a goalscoring midfielder, because that is not really the point, but it did underline his value in an Atalanta side that has used his running, strength and timing well. His market value is around £34m, according to Transfermarkt.
In 2026-27, he has made four Serie A appearances and scored once, with another two outings in Conference League qualifying for Atalanta. He has also been involved with Brazil this season, making two World Cup appearances and one in South American World Cup qualifying.
Éderson’s career is still active, but its shape is already clear enough: a Brazilian midfielder whose standing has been built mainly through sustained work at Atalanta, with international involvement now part of the picture.
