On June 7, 2014 (May 10, 2014 in the lunar calendar), former Brazilian international Fernando died in a helicopter crash. On June 7, 2014, former Brazilian international Fernando, who made great contributions to the international team to win the 2006 Club World Cup, died in a helicopter crash. The former Brazilian international Fernando World Cup is about to open, and Brazilian football has lost another former champion player. Former Brazilian international Lcio Fernando da Costa died in a helicopter accident at the age of 36. He won the South American Cup, the Copa Libertadores and the Club World Cup with the Brazilian international team. Fernando (center) kisses the Club World Cup Fernando, who just celebrated his 36th birthday in March this year, has played for Brazil in his career, when Pereira was coaching the Samba Legion in 2005. The accident happened when he and four friends were flying over the city of Aruania in the northwest of the Brazilian state of Goias by helicopter. The cause of the accident has not yet been determined, and it is reported that Fernando was on a long trip, and the five of them had been planning for several weeks. The left is Fernando. Fernando started his career in Goiás and has since played in Ligue 1. He has played 77 games for Marseille and Toulouse and scored 9 goals. At a height of 1.9 meters, he played as a center on the field and transitioned to the front waist late in his career. In 2004, Fernando returned to Brazil and joined the Brazilian international team to start the most glorious period of his career. During his four years here, he played a total of 100 games for the team, scored 42 goals, and was successfully selected for the Samba Army. In the 2006 Copa Libertadores, as the captain and the core of the team, he scored 5 goals and helped the team win the championship. Fernando then led the international team, beating Barcelona 1-0 in Yokohama, Japan, and won the final trophy in front of Messi. After leaving the international team, he played for Algarafala, Goiás and Sao Paulo until 2011. After retiring, he also served as the coach of the international team for a short time. Unfortunately, he was fired by the team in November 2013.