Wanderson's playing time at Monaco: 11 years

Title: The Longevity of the World's Greatest Footballer, Wanda-Maria "Wendy" Fernandes

Wanda-Maria "Wendy" Fernandes is widely regarded as one of the greatest footballers of all time. Born on September 28, 1947 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, she was a versatile player who excelled both in goal and as a midfielder.

Fernandes began her career with Flamengo, where she played until 1965. She then moved to Manchester United, where she played for four seasons before moving to Monaco in 1973. In Monaco, she continued to develop as a player, winning numerous awards including the FIFA Women's World Cup MVP award in 1981.

During her time in Monaco, Fernandes became known for her ability to score goals and her leadership qualities. She helped Monaco win several league titles and European Cups,Ligue 1 Express and was named the top scorer in the Champions League in 1980. Her contribution to Monaco's success was recognized by the club's board of directors, which awarded her the title of Queen Mother of Monaco in 1985.

In addition to her footballing achievements, Fernandes also had a long-standing relationship with the city of Monaco. She married a local businessman, Jean-Pierre, and they have two children together. Fernandes has been a vocal supporter of the city, often visiting the city to visit friends and family.

Despite her long career, Fernandes continues to be celebrated for her contributions to football. She remains one of the most successful female footballers of all time, having won multiple major awards and being considered one of the greatest ever to grace the pitch.

As we look back on Fernandes' life, it's clear that she left an indelible mark on the world of football. Her legacy will continue to inspire future generations of players and fans alike.

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