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Proper Name: Marcos Evangelista de Morais
Born: June 7, 1970
Birthplace: Sao Paolo
Height: 1.78m
Weight: 78 kg
Position: Defender
Current Club: AC Milan (ITA)
2005~2006 賽季 22 出場 1 進球
Brazil not only be seeking to extend their record number of FIFA World
Cup wins to six at Germany 2006, but some of their players will also be
seeking to set impressive personal records. One such player is Cafu,
Brazil's legendary right-back and captain.
Guaranteed a starting spot in Carlos Alberto Parreira's side, Cafu will
be aiming to secure himself a place in the record books as the only player
to play in four FIFA World Cup Finals, the Brazil player with most appearances
in FIFA World Cup matches, and the only captain to lift the FIFA World Cup
on two occasions. Such achievements would crown a glittering career,
throughout which perseverance has been Cafu's hallmark.
Marcos Evangelista de Moraes was born on 7 June 1970 while the Selecao were
taking the field against England in the group stage of the FIFA World Cup
in Mexico, on the way to their third title. The nickname Cafu came later
when he was playing for Itaquaquecetuba's junior sides and his speed earned
him comparisons with Cafuringa, the former Fluminense and Atletico Mineiro
winger.
During his childhood in Jardim Irene, in Sao Paulo, Cafu was consumed by
his passion for football. At the age of seven, he earned himself a place
at a football academy and from there went on to play for the junior sides
of Nacional AC, Portuguesa de Desportos and Itaquaquecetuba AC.
However, the young Cafu soon became acquainted with the harsh realities
of football and was rejected by various big clubs, including Sao Paulo on
several occasions, but he never gave up on his dream. His perseverance was
eventually rewarded when he signed for none other than Sao Paulo in 1988.
He was to become an integral part of the all-conquering Tricolor side,
whose successes included the CONMEBOL Copa Libertadores and the Inter-
continental Cup in both 1992 and 1993. By the mid-90s, cracks were
appearing in this once-great side and in 1995 Cafu signed for the
Spanish club Real Zaragoza, with whom he won the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup
that same year. Road to Roma
His stay in Spain was short-lived, however, as he returned to Brazil for
a brief spell with Juventude before signing for Palmeiras in 1996. He was
soon on his travels again, joining Serie A side AS Roma in 1997. Cafu
quickly became a firm favourite with the Giallorossi fans, who nicknamed
him Il Pendolino (The express train) in honour of his trademark surges
down the right flank. He won the Serie A title with Roma in 2001 before
moving to his current club AC Milan in 2003, with whom he again lifted the
Serie A title in 2004.
Having made his international debut against Spain in September 1990, Cafu
was named in the Brazil squad for the 1994 FIFA World Cup in the USA as
back-up for Jorginho. And it was in the final against Italy that he would
come to international prominence, replacing Jorginho in the first half
before going on to put in a stirring performance as Brazil eventually
defeated the Azzurri 3-2 in a penalty shoot-out after normal and extra
time had failed to break the deadlock.
This success marked the beginning of a hugely successful career for Cafu
at international level as he became an automatic choice for Brazil, with
whom he went on to win the CONMEBOL Copa America in 1997 and 1999 and reach
the FIFA World Cup Final in 1998 in France. Shortly before the start of
Korea/Japan 2002, Emerson, the Brazil skipper, was ruled out of the
competition through injury and the captain's armband passed to Cafu,
who thus had the honour of lifting the FIFA World Cup as Brazil claimed
their fifth title with a 2-0 victory over Germany.
Throughout his glittering career, Cafu has collected many personal honours,
but few can have meant as much to him as being included by Pele among the
top 125 greatest living footballers in March 2004.
http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/w/player/76824_CAFU.html
http://soccernet.espn.go.com/players/stats?id=12338&cc=4716
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