Roberto Carlos Signed Brazil Nike Authentic Jersey

Roberto Carlos da Silva Rocha is widely regarded as the greatest attacking left-back in football history, renowned for his incredible speed, powerful free kicks, and tireless attacking runs. Standing 5'6" with remarkable leg strength and stamina, Carlos redefined what was possible for a defender, consistently contributing goals and assists while maintaining defensive responsibilities. His career was characterized by spectacular goals, crucial performances in big matches, and an infectious enthusiasm for the game. Known for his professionalism and longevity, Carlos maintained elite performance levels well into his thirties while inspiring a generation of attacking full-backs.

• Career goals: 100+ club goals
• Brazil national team: 11 goals in 125 appearances
• World Cup winner (2002 with Brazil)
• Champions League winner (3x with Real Madrid)
• La Liga titles: 4 (with Real Madrid)
• Copa América winner (1997, 1999 with Brazil)
• Confederations Cup winner (1997 with Brazil)
• FIFA Team of the Year (multiple selections)
• UEFA Team of the Year (multiple selections)

• Corinthians (2010-2012)
• Fenerbahçe (2007-2009)
• Real Madrid (1996-2007)
• Inter Milan (1995-1996)
• Palmeiras (1993-1995)
• União São João (1991-1993)
• Brazil National Team

Roberto Carlos revolutionized the left-back position, demonstrating that defenders could be just as exciting and influential as forwards through his attacking contributions and spectacular goals. His famous free-kick against France in 1997, which defied physics with its trajectory, remains one of the most iconic goals in football history. His role in Brazil's 2002 World Cup victory and Real Madrid's Galácticos era established him as one of the most successful and recognizable
players of his generation. His influence on modern full-back play cannot be overstated, as he inspired countless players to embrace the attacking potential of defensive positions.