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Brazilian footballer

Lela
Personal information
Full name	Reinaldo Felisbino
Date of birth	(1962-04-17) 17 April 1962 (age 62)
Place of birth	Bauru, Brazil
Position(s)	Midfielder
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
	Esporte Clube Noroeste
	Fluminense FC
	Inter de Limeira
	Coritiba Foot Ball Club
	Esporte Clube Noroeste
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Reinaldo Felisbino, a.k.a. Lela (born 17 April 1962) was a Brazilian football player.

Felisbino was born in Bauru, São Paulo, Brazil. He played as a right-winger, beginning and ending his career with Esporte Clube Noroeste in Bauru. He also wore the shirt of Fluminense Football Club, Inter de Limeira and Coritiba Foot Ball Club.

He won the Campeonato Brasileiro title in 1985 as captain of Coritiba, the greatest accomplishment in his playing career.

He is the father of players Alecsandro and Richarlyson.

References

"Futpedia: Lela (Reinaldo Felisbino)" (in Portuguese). Globo Esporte. Retrieved 13 April 2010.

v t e South American Youth Football Championship awards
Top goalscorer	1954: Agüero 1958: Raffo 1964: J. López 1967: García Cambón 1971: Islas & Maldonado 1974: Revetria 1975: Cerezo & Revetria 1977: Guina & Nadal 1979: Luzardo 1981: Francescoli & Lela 1983: Aguilera 1985: Romário 1987: Russo 1988: Assis & Ferreira 1991: Esnáider 1992: Correa 1995: Biagini 1997: Adaílton 1999: Galletti 2001: Adriano & Ewerthon 2003: Cavenaghi 2005: Rodallega 2007: Cavani 2009: A. Hernández, H. Pérez, R. Ramírez & Walter 2011: Neymar 2013: N. López 2015: Simeone 2017: Amaral, Cabezas, Martínez & Torres 2019: Campana 2023: Roque & Andrey

South American Youth Football Championship awards

Top goalscorer

1954: Agüero
1958: Raffo
1964: J. López
1967: García Cambón
1971: Islas & Maldonado
1974: Revetria
1975: Cerezo & Revetria
1977: Guina & Nadal
1979: Luzardo
1981: Francescoli & Lela
1983: Aguilera
1985: Romário
1987: Russo
1988: Assis & Ferreira
1991: Esnáider
1992: Correa
1995: Biagini
1997: Adaílton
1999: Galletti
2001: Adriano & Ewerthon
2003: Cavenaghi
2005: Rodallega
2007: Cavani
2009: A. Hernández, H. Pérez, R. Ramírez & Walter
2011: Neymar
2013: N. López
2015: Simeone
2017: Amaral, Cabezas, Martínez & Torres
2019: Campana
2023: Roque & Andrey

v t e Noroeste – managers
Paixão (1943) Pepino (1953) Letona (1954) Renganeschi (1957) Mingão (1958) Alves (1958) Renganeschi (1959–60) Avelino (1960–61) Sarno (1962) Leal Neto (1962) Graham Bell (1963) Simões (1963) Mañay (1964) Diógenes (1964) Begliomini (1964) Pierre (1965–66) Cilinho (1966) Bassi (1966) Zé Carlos (1966) Muca (1970) Lopes (1971) Teixeira (1971) Wilson (1973) Antoninho (1973) Lopes (1974) Wilson (1974) Lopes (1975) Bolão (1975) Wilson (1976–77) Alfredinho (1978) Calasans (1978) Leal Neto (1978) Varlei (1979) Gualberto (1979–80) Clerici (1980) Alves (1980) Varlei (1980) Galli (1981) Bolão (1981) Marão (1981) Banha (1981) Ferreira (1983) Tonho (1983) Zé Rubens (1984) Lopes (1984) Zé Rubens (1985) Nenê (1985) Marão (1985) Vitor Hugo (1986–87) Varlei (1987) Urubatão (1987) Fescina (1987–88) Duarte (1988) Urubatão (1988) Paulo Emilio (1989) Ferreira (1989) Lopes (1990) Zé Rubens (1990) Basílio (1991) Marco Antônio (1992) Baroninho (1993) Varlei (1994) Martins (1995) Martins (1998) Boaro (1999) Baroninho (1999) Vitor Hugo (2000–01) Vitor Hugo (2002–03) Vitor Hugo (2004) Fonseca (2004–05) Comelli (2005) Seixas (2005) Comelli (2006–07) Pintado (2007) Marco Antônio (2007) Fescina (2007–08) Bittencourt (2008) Martins (2008) Scarpino (2009) Zé Rubens (2009) P.R. Santos (2009) Alfinete (2009) Knevitz (2010) Dias (2010–11) Sandri (2011) Knevitz (2011–12) Egert (2012) Seixas (2013) Machado (2013) Sato (2013–14) Nei (2014) Saran (2014) Mosca (2014) Martins (2015) Romano (2015) Vitor Hugo (2015–16) Lela (2016) Sangaletti (2017) Vitor Hugo (2017) Tuca (2017–18) Félix (2018) Betão (2018–19) Batista (2019) Kanaã (2019) Martins (2020–23) Egert (2023–24) Comelli (2025–) (c) = caretaker manager

Noroeste – managers

Paixão (1943)
Pepino (1953)
Letona (1954)
Renganeschi (1957)
Mingão (1958)
Alves (1958)
Renganeschi (1959–60)
Avelino (1960–61)
Sarno (1962)
Leal Neto (1962)
Graham Bell (1963)
Simões (1963)
Mañay (1964)
Diógenes (1964)
Begliomini (1964)
Pierre (1965–66)
Cilinho (1966)
Bassi (1966)
Zé Carlos (1966)
Muca (1970)
Lopes (1971)
Teixeira (1971)
Wilson (1973)
Antoninho (1973)
Lopes (1974)
Wilson (1974)
Lopes (1975)
Bolão (1975)
Wilson (1976–77)
Alfredinho (1978)
Calasans (1978)
Leal Neto (1978)
Varlei (1979)
Gualberto (1979–80)
Clerici (1980)
Alves (1980)
Varlei (1980)
Galli (1981)
Bolão (1981)
Marão (1981)
Banha (1981)
Ferreira (1983)
Tonho (1983)
Zé Rubens (1984)
Lopes (1984)
Zé Rubens (1985)
Nenê (1985)
Marão (1985)
Vitor Hugo (1986–87)
Varlei (1987)
Urubatão (1987)
Fescina (1987–88)
Duarte (1988)
Urubatão (1988)
Paulo Emilio (1989)
Ferreira (1989)
Lopes (1990)
Zé Rubens (1990)
Basílio (1991)
Marco Antônio (1992)
Baroninho (1993)
Varlei (1994)
Martins (1995)
Martins (1998)
Boaro (1999)
Baroninho (1999)
Vitor Hugo (2000–01)
Vitor Hugo (2002–03)
Vitor Hugo (2004)
Fonseca (2004–05)
Comelli (2005)
Seixas (2005)
Comelli (2006–07)
Pintado (2007)
Marco Antônio (2007)
Fescina (2007–08)
Bittencourt (2008)
Martins (2008)
Scarpino (2009)
Zé Rubens (2009)
P.R. Santos (2009)
Alfinete (2009)
Knevitz (2010)
Dias (2010–11)
Sandri (2011)
Knevitz (2011–12)
Egert (2012)
Seixas (2013)
Machado (2013)
Sato (2013–14)
Nei (2014)
Saran (2014)
Mosca (2014)
Martins (2015)
Romano (2015)
Vitor Hugo (2015–16)
Lela (2016)
Sangaletti (2017)
Vitor Hugo (2017)
Tuca (2017–18)
Félix (2018)
Betão (2018–19)
Batista (2019)
Kanaã (2019)
Martins (2020–23)
Egert (2023–24)
Comelli (2025–)

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