Roberto Carlos da Silva Rocha

Roberto Carlos, born on April 10, 1973, is a Brazilian football legend known for his powerful left foot and dynamic playing style. Growing up in poverty, Carlos honed his skills playing barefoot on the streets of Brazil. He rose to prominence as a left-back for top clubs like Real Madrid and the Brazilian national team. Carlos's blistering free kicks and attacking runs made him a fan favorite worldwide. Throughout his illustrious career, he won numerous titles, including multiple league championships and the FIFA World Cup. Off the field, Carlos is admired for his philanthropy and dedication to helping underprivileged children.

Team achievements:-

• Represented the winning team of Brazil in 2002 FIFA World Cup against Germany
• Participated in 1998 FIFA World Cup against France
• Represented the winning team of Brazil in FIFA Confederations Cup of 1997 against Australia
• Represented Brazil national team in 1996 Olympics – The team secured the third place 
• Part of 1996 CONMEBOL Men Pre-Olympic Tournament
• Part of the winning Brazilian team in 1995 Umbro Cup
• Represented the national team in 2005 Lunar New Year Cup
• Part of the national team that won UEFA Team of the year twice in 2002 and 2003

Individual Awards:-

• 1997- Won the FIFA World Player of the Year (Silver Award)
• Won the FIFA World Cup All-Star Team award which he again received in 2002
• Received the Trofeo EFE Ibero best prize
• 2002 and 2003-awarded the UEFA Defender of the Year
• 2008-Won the prestigious  Golden Foot award which is given to sportspersons who has made tremendous achievements as individuals and as team players
• In 2004-Got named in FIFA 100 which is the list of greatest living footballers