About Romario

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روماريو آقاى گل جام جهانى ۱۹۹۴ امريكا در راه پيوستن به پيكان است. حسين خوش نظر سرپرست تيم پيكان مى گويد: در حال مذاكره با روماريو مهاجم برزيلى هستيم. قرار است تا فردا مذاكراتمان نهايى شود و با اين مهاجم قرارداد ببنديم تا در نيم فصل دوم براى پيكان به ميدان برود.

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Romário de Souza Faria (born January 29, 1966), better known simply as Romário (Romario), is a Brazilian football center forward who helped the Brazil national team win the 1994 FIFA World Cup and was one of the most prolific strikers in the world in the 1990s, having had successful tenures with European clubs PSV Eindhoven and FC Barcelona, and in Brazil with Vasco da Gama. His professional career has extended past age 40, an age by which most professional footballers have retired.

Romário has scored nearly 1000 official goals, a mark officially obtained only by former Brazilian attacker Pelé. He is the third highest goalscorer in the history of the Brazilian team, as well as the second highest scorer of all time in the Brazilian League, in which he has finished as the top scorer six times. He was selected the FIFA World Player of the Year in 1994 and is catalogued as one of the greatest forwards in the history of the game by FIFA.[4]

Romário was named as one of the top 125 greatest living footballers as part of FIFA's 100th anniversary celebration in March 2004. Former Argentina international player Diego Maradona, in his autobiography El Diego, described Romário as an "incredible finisher" adding that he had not seen a striker like him, and mentioning that Romário would be in his all-time "dream team" without any hesitation.


Club career

Born in Rio de Janeiro, of very humble beginnings, Romário started his career playing for Vasco da Gama (becoming one of the best footballers of the club in the last two decades) where he won two State Championships (1987/8. After being scouted by Piet de Visser, he played for PSV Eindhoven between 1988 and 1992, winning the Dutch League in 1989, 1991 and 1992. He moved to Spain's FC Barcelona for the 1993-1994 season, in which, along with players like Hristo Stoichkov, Jose Mari Bakero, Josep Guardiola, Michael Laudrup and Ronald Koeman, he helped the club win the League, while becoming the season's top goalscorer with 30 goals in 33 matches.

Romário was named FIFA World Player of the Year in 1994, after being the runner-up in 1993. In 1995 he returned to Brazil to play for Flamengo. He spent the next year in Valencia. In 1998, he missed out the World Cup and then returned to Flamengo until 1999.

He played for Vasco da Gama again in 2000, winning the Mercosur Cup, the Brazilian League, the South American and Brazilian Footballer of the Year award. From 2002 until 2004 he played for Fluminense. On October 21, 2004 he was fired from the club after a conflict with the coach. He then went back to play for the team he started at, Vasco da Gama. In 2005, at nearly 40 years of age, Romário scored 22 goals in the Brazilian Championship, making him the league's top goalscorer.

In the beginning of 2006, he joined Miami FC along with former 1994 FIFA World Cup teammate Zinho. He helped Miami FC reach their first ever USL First Division Playoffs, scoring 18 league goals in 23 appearances for the team. He is currently a member of the Australian A-League club Adelaide United FC. He played his first match for Adelaide United FC on November 25, 2006 against the Central Coast Mariners. His short stint in Adelaide United FC has been criticized with many United fans bemoaning that his selection is purely a commercial exercise to the detriment of the team. Romario found form in his final game with the club on December 15th 2006 when he scored his only goal in the A-League. It is rumored in the media that he will play until he reaches his 1000th goal.[citation needed]

On January 28, 2006, one day before his 40th birthday, he scored his 950th goal. Romário has the mark of 987 goals as of December 18th, 2006.

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National team

As a member of the Brazilian national team, Romário won the silver Olympic medal in Seoul in 1988, scoring seven goals. He was part of the Brazilian squad in the World Cups of 1990 and 1994. He scored 55 goals in 70 international matches, being the third highest goalscorer in the history of the Brazilian team behind Pelé and Ronaldo. He was a reserve in the 1990 World Cup, playing only 66 minutes in one match, against Scotland. Brazil was eliminated in second round.



1994 World Cup

In 1993, during Romário's successful season at Barcelona, he was called to the national team for the Copa America. During one of Brazil's matches, coach Carlos Alberto Parreira left Romário as a reserve, after which he expressed his dissatisfaction, saying he would not have come over from Spain if he had known he was not going to play. These declarations caused Parreira to ban Romário from the Brazilian team.

Brazil played the first seven matches of the 1994 World Cup qualification without Romário, and suffered their first loss ever in World Cup qualifying against Bolivia. journalists and fans claimed for his presence. Brazil had to beat Uruguay at the Maracana Stadium to finish first of their group. Before the match against Uruguay, Parreira gave up and called Romário. Brazil won 2-0, with Romário scoring both goals, and qualified to the World Cup.

At the World Cup finals, he partnered with Bebeto in the attack to lead his country to a record fourth World Cup title. He scored five goals in the tournament: one in each of the three first round matches, one against the Netherlands in quarterfinals, and the game-winning header against Sweden in the semifinals. He also assisted Bebeto in the only goal of the match against the United States in the eightfinals. He was voted the most outstanding player of the tournament.



The Ro-Ro attack

In the subsequent years, Romário formed, along with fellow Brazilian forward Ronaldo, a feared attacking combo, which was colloquially referred to as the Ro-Ro duo. They each scored a hat-trick in a 6-0 win against Australia in the 1997 FIFA Confederations Cup.



1998 and 2002 World Cup absence

In a controversial decision, Romário, much to the dismay of Brazil fans and his own, was left out of the 1998 World Cup squad. Medical exams had revealed that he had a muscular injury, and he was submitted to intensive care, but he did not recover completely and was dismissed the day of the deadline for the World Cup squad submissions. Brazil lost the World Cup final against hosts France.

Prior to the 2002 World Cup, Romário, aged 36, was in considerably good form for while playing for Fluminense, but once again he was controversially left out of the national squad by coach Luiz Felipe Scolari due to indiscipline, despite general public demand for his inclusion. Brazil went on to win the tournament, beating Germany in the final.

On April 28, 2005, Romário played his last game with the Brazilian national team. He scored the second goal in Brazil's 3-0 win against Guatemala.

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Honours

Olympic medal record

Competitor for Brazil

Men's Football

Silver 1988 Seoul Team Competition

Rio de Janeiro State Championship (1985-1999) - four times champion, seven times leading scorer

KNVB Cup (1989, 1990) - two times champion

Dutch League (1989, 1991, 1992) - three times champion and three times leading scorer

Seoul Olympic Games (198 - silver medal

Copa America (1989-1997) - two times champion and leading scorer

Spanish League (1994) - champion and leading scorer

FIFA World Cup 1994 - champion and Most Valuable Player (Golden Ball) Award Winner

Confederations Cup (1997) - champion and leading scorer

Mercosur Cup (2000) - champion

Brazilian Championship (2000) - champion

FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup (2005) - 3rd place

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حقوق 12 هزار دلاري پيكان به روماريو براي هر بازي


مديرعامل باشگاه پيكان تهران گفت: درصدديم تا در هر بازي، بين 10 تا 12 هزار دلار به روماريو بدهيم.


ابراهيم ثنايي درباره پيشنهاد باشگاه پيكان به روماريو مهاجم برزيلي، اظهار داشت: يك ماه قبل در رسانه*هاي بين المللي اين بازيكن مصاحبه كرده بود كه مي*خواهد با به ثمر رساندن 13 گل ديگر، ركورد به ثمر رساندن 1000 گل را به نام خودش ثبت كند. وقتي اين قضيه را فهميديم، تصميم گرفتيم تا اين پيشنهاد را به او بدهيم. اين طوري هم او مي*تواند به خواسته*اش برسد و هم اينكه از اين وضعيت به نفع خود استفاده مي*بريم.

وي افزود: 15 ديدار داريم كه باتوجه به استعداد و تكنيكي كه روماريو دارد، مي*تواند به خواسته*اش برسد. اين پيشنهاد را هفته گذشته به اين بازيكن داده ايم و تا پايان هفته هم جواب نهايي را دريافت مي*كنيم.

مديرعامل باشگاه پيكان در مورد مبلغ قرارداد بيان كرد: پيش بيني كرديم به او در هر بازي تا 12 هزار دلار بدهيم كه مجموع، 200 هزار دلار مي*شود و قراردادي چهار ماهه با او خواهيم بست. اگر در بحث كلان با او به توافق برسيم و بخواهد شرط بگذارد، حتما بررسي هاي لازم را انجام مي*دهيم. مبلغي كه در نظر گرفته*ايم، نسبت به پولي كه مهاجمان خومان دريافت مي*كنند، زياد نيست.

ثنايي در پاسخ به اين سؤال كه چرا روي بازيكنان جوان سرمايه گذاري نمي*كنند، گفت: پيكان از معدود باشگاه*هاي است كه به جوانان و تيم*هاي پايه اهميت مي*دهد. در زمان خودش به تيم*هاي پايه اهميت مي*دهيم.

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قابل توجه مسئولين پيكان

روماريو تمريناتش را در واسگاداگاما شروع كرد


روماريو با شركت در تمرينات تيم واسگاداگاما به شايعه حضورش در تيم پيكان خاتمه داد.



به نقل از سايت گل، مسئولين تيم فوتبال پيكان تهران در روزهاي گذشته با انتشار خبري اعلام كردند كه روماريو را براي ادامه فعاليت به تيمشان انتقال خواهند درحالي كه مهاجم سرشناس برزيلي روز گذشته در تمرينات واسگاداگاما شركت كرد تا شايعه انتقالش به تهران منتفي شود.

روماريو سخت تلاش مي*كند قبل از خداحافظي*اش از فوتبال با به ثمر رساندن 13 گل ديگر آمار گل*هايش را به 1000 رسانده و ركورد جاودانه پله را بشكند.

مهاجم سابق تيم ملي برزيل پس از انجام اولين جلسه تمريني واسگاداگاما گفت: تمرين خوبي را انجام دادم و نسبت به گذشته احساس درد كم*تري داشتم.

روماريو اظهارداشت: با گذشت زمان به شرايط مطلوب خواهم رسيد و بازي خوبي را انجام خواهم داد.

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pire mard footballe iran kam dare? romario ro mikhastan biaran chi beshe?

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"روماريو" با به ثمر رساندن سه گل در جريان پيروزي ۶بر ۲تيم فوتبال واسكو دو گاما مقابل بوآويستا، تا ثبت يك هزار گل فقط دو گل ديگر فاصله دارد.

به گزارش خبرگزاري آسوشيتدپرس از سائوپائولو، روماريو به گفته خودش اكنون ۹۹۸گل در كارنامه دارد.

اين مهاجم ۴۱ساله با به ثمر رساندن سه گل در دقايق ۷۰ ،۶۲و ۸۲ ديدار مقابل بوآويستا، سومين هت تريك خود را در يك ماه انجام داد.

وي گفت: سعي مي*كنم پس از "په*له" دومين بازيكني باشم كه يك هزار گل به ثمر مي*رساند. من دومين برزيلي هستم كه به اين ركورد دست پيدا مي*كنم.

با وجود اينكه برزيلي*ها مشتاقانه منتظر به ثمر رسيدن يك هزارمين گل روماريو هستند، رسانه*هاي محلي و بسياري از كارشناسان، آمار و ارقام اين بازيكن در مورد تعداد گل*هايش را قبول ندارند.

روماريو در زمان نوجواني و جواني ۷۱گل به ثمر رسانده و بسياري ديگر را در جريان ديدار با تيم*هاي كوچك و در مسابقات غير رسمي زده است كه اين گل*ها به طور طبيعي جزء آمار رسمي به شمار نمي*روند.

روماريو پيش از اين گفته بود، اميدوار است يك هزارمين گل خود را يكشنبه آينده در ورزشگاه ماراكانا و در ديدار مقابل تيم سابق خود يعني فلامينگو و يكي از رقباي اصلي واسكو دو گاما در ريودوژانيرو به ثمر برساند.

وي اظهار داشت: گلزني مقابل فلامينگو در ماراكانا فوق*العاده خواهد بود. اين افتخار بزرگي است.

په*له كه ۱۲۸۱گل در ۱۳۶۳مسابقه به ثمر رسانده است يك هزارمين گل خود را در ۲۹سالگي در ورزشگاه ماراكانا و در ديدار مقابل واسكو در سال ۱۹۶۹ به ثمر رساند.

به گفته برخي، بازيكنان ديگري مانند "آرتور فردنريش" و "فرانس پوشكاش" نيز ممكن است يك هزار گل به ثمر رسانده باشند اما آمار رسمي كمي از اين امر حكايت مي*كنند و تعداد گل*هاي اين بازيكنان در آمارهاي مختلف، متفاوت است.

روماريو در سال ۱۹۹۴تيم ملي فوتبال برزيل را به قهرماني در جام جهاني رساند و سال ۲۰۰۵در ۳۹سالگي به عنوان بهترين گلزن ليگ اين كشور اعلام شد.

وي همچنين در سال*هاي ۱۹۸۹و ۱۹۹۷به قهرماني در مسابقات كوپا آمريكا و در سال ۱۹۹۷به قهرماني در جام كنفدرارسيون*ها رسيد.

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مقامات فوتبال برزيل روز دوشنبه برنامه ديدارهاي جام حذفي باشگاههاي اين كشور را تغيير دادند تا "روماريو" بتواند يكهزارمين گل دوران بازيگري خود را در ورزشگاه ماراكانا، در ديدار تيم واسكودوگاما برابر "گاما" به ثمر برساند.

به*گزارش خبرگزاري آسوشيتدپرس از سائوپائولو، طبق برنامه اوليه قرار بود ديدار تيم واسكودوگاما مقابل گاما روز چهارشنبه در ورزشگاه سائو ژانوآريو شهر ريودوژانيرو انجام دهد اما اين ديدار بنابر درخواست روماريو به ورزشگاه ماراكانا انتقال يافت.

ديدار تيم*هاي فلوميننزه و امه*ريكا نيز كه قرار بود در همان ساعت در ماراكانا انجام شود، دو ساعت زودتر برگزار خواهد شد.

كنفدراسيون فوتبال برزيل اعلام كرد به دلايل امنيتي تصميم به تغيير برنامه گرفته چراكه ورزشگاه ماراكانا ظرفيت و امنيت بيشتري براي استقرار تماشاگران انبوه دارد.

اين ديدارها در چارچوب دور دوم رقابتهاي جام حذفي باشگاههاي برزيل انجام مي*شود. تيم واسكو دوگاما ديدار رفت خود برابر گاما را دو هفته پيش در برازيليا با تساوي ۲بر ۲خاتمه داد درحاليكه فلوميننزه ۲بر ۱برابر امه*ريكا به برتري دست يافت.

روماريو تاكنون ۹۹۹گل به ثمررسانده و بارها اعلام كرده كه دوست دارد هزارمين گل خود را در ماراكانا به ثمربرساند، ورزشگاهي كه "په*له" در سال ۱۹۶۹هزارمين گل را به نام خود ثبت كرد.

وي در هفته گذشته از بازي در ديدار تيم واسكو برابر بوتافوگو خودداري كرد چراكه در ورزشگاه ماراكانا نبود.

روماريو دومين بازيكن ۱۰۰۰گله تاريخ خواهد بود. په*له هموطن وي ۱۲۸۱ گل در ۱۳۶۳بازي به ثمررساند و هنگام زدن هزارمين گل خود ۲۹ساله بود درحاليكه روماريو اكنون ۴۱سال دارد.

بسياري از منتقدان و كارشناسان گلهاي روماريو را زير سوال برده و در مورد آن ترديد دارند چراكه وي در رده نوجوانان و آماتور تنها ۷۱گل زده و بقيه گلهايش را در ديدارهاي غيررسمي و بي*اهميت برابر باشگاههاي ضعيف به ثمررسانده است.

از سوي ديگر گفته مي*شود او گلهايي را به حساب آورده كه در مسابقات انجام نشده يا ديدارهاي بدون گل، به ثمررسيده است.

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It is somewhat fitting that joy over Romario's 1,000th goal has been tempered by suspicion and a little derision.

While only the stoniest of hearts would deny one of the modern era's greatest strikers one last hurrah, the controversial nature of the 'landmark' affords it a slightly hollow air.

As with Pele, the only other footballer to make four figures in his goals tally, the mathematics involved are open to question.

Romario has included strikes from his pre-professional days and exhibition games, and quite possibly those scored at his local park and on his PlayStation, rendering the occasion of his 1,000th goal meaningless in some senses.

His global pursuit of the goals needed to reach his self-appointed tally, which has taken him from Rio to Adelaide via Miami, also has reeked of desperation at times.

But Romario de Souza Faria deserves to be recognized as one of the game's all-time greats - albeit a flawed one.

Sunday's 1,000th goal, scored from the penalty spot for Vasco da Gama during their clash with Sporting Recife, was met with unbridled joy and a pitch invasion in the stadium, and great happiness among his millions of fans in Brazil generally.

And Romario was typically understated in his reaction. "It's an historic landmark, not only for me, but for my parents, my family, my friends and for Brazil as a whole," he said. "It was God who wanted the goal to go in today."

But understatement is something which has rarely been associated with the 41-year-old striker, who throughout his career has drawn adoration from fans with his goals, and fury from managers for his off-field antics.

He was once banned from the Brazilian national team by Carlos Alberto Parreira after reacting angrily to being named as a substitute for a Copa America match.

And he has at times appeared to view football as an irksome, if lucrative distraction from drinking and cigar smoking.

However, even Romario's most blinkered detractors, and there are many, would struggle to deny his genius for finding the net.

The statistics are telling.

A whopping 98 goals in 109 games for PSV Eindhoven, his first European club, 34 in 46 for Barcelona and 41 in 46 during his first spell at Vasco - a fit and motivated Romario was the very definition of a 'goal-machine'.

Adept at finding space where there appeared none, he had few peers as a one-on-one finisher in his heyday and turned the toe-poke into an art-form.

All those qualities were evident during his finest achievement, when he scored five goals to spearhead Brazil's successful bid for the 1994 World Cup in the United States.

That performance elevated Romario to the position of the world's greatest player, but, remarkably, just two years later he was back in the relative obscurity, at least in European eyes, of Brazilian football.

And his relatively short spell at the top of European club football, the acid test for the planet's greatest talents, means his legacy will never be what it could have been.

He may not have had the grace of Thierry Henry, the blistering pace of Ronaldo or the sheer skill of Ronaldinho.

But Romario the arch poacher deserves his place in the pantheon of footballing greats.

I'm sure he would raise a glass to that.

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افتخاري تازه براي بازيكن كهنه كار برزيل

روماريو به گل 1002 رسيد


مهاجم فوتبال برزيل از مرز هزار گل زده عبور كرد.



به نقل از سايت اخبار فوتبال جهان، روماريو كه چندي پيش موفق به زدن هزارمين گل زده خويش شد،* در ادامه مسابقات ليگ برزيل براي تيم واسكو دوگاما دو گل در برد 4 بر صفر زد تا هزار و يكمين و هزار و دومين گل زده خويش را زده باشد.

اين بازيكن كه همراه تيم ملي كشورش فاتح رقابت*هاي جام جهاني 1994 شد،* در ديدار برابر گرميو، *توانست در دقيقه 15 از روي نقطه پنالتي گل نخست خود را به ثمر رساند. لحظاتي قبل از پايان بازي موفق شد گل دوم خود را نيز بزند.

روماريو با ادامه رقابت*هاي ليگ برزيل اميدوار است بازهم برشمار گل*هاي زده خويش* بيافزايد.

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Former Brazil striker Romario overturned a 120-day ban on Thursday when an appeal tribunal accepted his case that he failed a dope test because of a hair loss treatment.

The 1994 World Cup winner, who was given the ban on Dec. 18, tested positive for the banned masking agent finasteride after playing for Vasco da Gama against Palmeiras in October.

The ban came just weeks from his scheduled retirement as a player and on the eve of his appointment as Vasco coach.

Romario carried out his coaching duties from behind the scenes but resigned after just five games of the Rio state championship, alleging that Vasco president Eurico Miranda was interfering in team selection.

Romario told a sports disciplinary appeal tribunal he had used hair treatments containing finasteride for more than a decade, but had never failed a dope test.

He also stressed that he had kept club doctors informed about his use of the treatment.

Romario was overcome by emotion at one point during his testimony, prompting tribunal president Rubens Approbato to call an adjournment.

The seven tribunal members ruled unanimously in Romario's favour, earning a speech of gratitude from the player. "I came here to clear my name and I managed to salvage my honour. The Tribunal was sensible," he said.

Romario, 42, has played only sporadically since scoring what he claimed to be his 1,000th goal in May 2007 and it is not yet clear whether he will get the opportunity to take his final bow.