Moura, 28, has been working on his long-range shooting since his days at Vasco, and it has paid off in his current stint with Al-Fayha. In seven games, he has scored four goals, including two from outside the area. The Brazilian midfielder attributes his success to the support of his coach, Fábio Carille, who has helped him adapt to the Saudi Pro League.
Moura's experience in the league has been a steep learning curve, with temperatures often reaching 43-44 degrees Celsius. However, he has been able to adapt quickly, thanks in part to the presence of fellow Brazilian players, including Lázaro, who he played with at Flamengo. Moura has praised Lázaro's influence, saying he has been a great help in his adaptation to the league.
As Al-Fayha prepares to face Al-Nassr on December 3, Moura is eager to face off against Cristiano Ronaldo, a player he has admired for years. The Brazilian midfielder is confident that the Saudi Pro League is a challenging and competitive league, and he is excited to be a part of it.