Neymar and Rivaldo have engaged in a war of words after the Al Hilal star claimed he could have replaced the legendary forward in Brazil's 2002 World Cup-winning ... in that national team, but ...

Brazil and FC Barcelona legend Romário admitted to being better than several Ballon d'Or winners, including Cristiano Ronaldo ...

Romario’s pursuit of 1,000 career goals took the Brazilian well past the age of 40s, achieving the feat for Vasco de Gama in 2007. While the achievement is somewhat disputed, not least by Ronaldo who ...

Over the years, legends of football ... 33 times for the Dutch national team in 48 appearances, and led them to the 1974 World Cup Final as captain. What ChatGPT said: "Ronaldinho’s style ...

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The world is accustomed to Brazil shining at World Cups, usually on the football pitch. With a legendary footballing lineage, epitomised by icons like Pelé, Ronaldo, Ronaldinho ... first national Kho ...

Excelling at Internazionale and Real Madrid, the fearsome striker was instrumental at the 2002 FIFA World Cup, scoring no less than eight goals. Ronaldinho ... in football history, Carlos Alberto was ...

and he had some interesting comments about the state of their national team. "With Neymar in the next World Cup, Brazil will have difficulty winning," Romário said in an interview with ESPN Brasil.

A 1994 World Cup winner with Brazil, Romário believes the national team has quality but has not played well. "With Neymar in the next World Cup, Brazil will have difficulty winning," Romário ...