ROBERTO RIVELLINO

Roberto Rivellino
 

Date of birth     1 January 1946 (age 67)
Place of birth     São Paulo, SP, Brazil
Playing position     Attacking midfielder

 Paulo cesar

Youth career
1962     Barcelona
1963–1965     Corinthians

Senior career*

1965–1974     Corinthians     471     (141)

1974–1978     Fluminense     158     (53)

1976 Roberto Rivelion y Carlos Alberto (3º ar)

1978–1981     Al-Hilal     57     (23)


National team
1965–1978[1]     Brazil     92     (26)

(L-R) Brazil's Roberto Rivelino and Marco Antonio 

make snowballs at their training camp in Herzogenhorn, Switzerland

BRASIL 1970 Brasil - La preparación para la Copa Mundial de 1970
De pie: Roger (Scout), Claudio Coutinho (prep. físico), demonios (prep. físico), Félix, Joel León, Fontana, Brito, Clodagh y Zagallo Admildo Chirol (prep. físico);
Centro: Américo Mario (Massag.) Rivelino, Carlos Alberto Torres, Baldocchi, Piazza, Everaldo, Caju Paulo César, en efectivo, Antonio y Ado;
Sentados: Edu, Ze Maria, Dadá Maravilha, Gerson, Roberto, Jairzinho, Pelé y el golpe de gracia a Jack (Massag.).

Brazil World Cup Team. Back Row L-R: Carlos Alberto, Brito, Wilson Piazza, Felix, Clodoaldo, Everaldo, Mario Zagalo.    Front Row L-R: Jairzinho, Roberto Rivelino, Tostao, Pele, Paulo Cesar

 Pele is celebrating with his teammates, Roberto RIVELINO on top of them, after the 1970 FIFA World Cup finale in Mexico, Brazil - Italy 4:1.

 1978

CARLOS GAMARRA

Carlos Alberto Gamarra Pavón
 

Date of birth     17 February 1971 (age 41)
Place of birth     Ypacarai, Paraguay
Height     1.80 m (5 ft 11 in)
Playing position     Centre back
Club information
Current club     Olimpia

Senior career*

1991–1992     Cerro Porteño     35     (2)

1992–1993     Independiente     8     (0)

1993–1995     Cerro Porteño     49     (2)

1995–1997     Internacional     59     (5)

1995

1995

1996

1997–1998     Benfica     13     (0)

1998-1999  Corinthians  31   (3)

1999–2000  Atlético Madrid  32 (1)

2000     Flamengo     4     (1)

 
2001–2002     → AEK Athens (loan)     24     (0)

 

2002–2005     Internazionale     27     (0)

2005–2006     Palmeiras     33     (2)

 


2007     Olimpia     25     (1)

Total                   340     (17)


National team‡
1993–2006     Paraguay     110     (12)

South Africa's Benedict Mc Carthy (R) goes high for the ball with Paraguay's Carlos Gamarra during their World Cup Finals match in Pusan, South Korea, June 2, 2002. Paraguay and South Africa drew 2-2. Slovenia, Paraguay, South Africa and Spain are competing in Group B.  

ARLOS GAMARRA  (PAR) England (1) v Paraguay (0)

 Saturday 10th June 2006 Frankfurt. 2006 World Cup, Germany.