Brazilian defender who played for several clubs, including Palmeiras and Corinthians, and won two Copa Libertadores titles. He's known for his tenacious defending and leadership on the pitch.
Marcos Roberto Silveira Reis, affectionately known as Marcos, is a Brazilian football legend celebrated for his remarkable goal-scoring prowess and impressive skills as a striker. With over 100 goals to his name, he is considered one of the most prolific goal-scorers in Brazilian football history.
Born on August 4, 1973, in Oliveira, Minas Gerais, Brazil, Marcos began his football journey at a young age, joining the youth ranks of local club, Atlético Mineiro. He quickly rose through the ranks, making his professional debut in 1992.
Marcos' most notable stints were with Brazilian clubs, Palmeiras and Atlético Mineiro, where he won numerous titles, including two Brazilian Championship titles and a Copa do Brasil trophy. He also had brief spells in Europe, playing for Spanish club, Racing de Santander, and Turkish club, Fenerbahçe.
Marcos made his debut for the Brazilian national team in 1999 and went on to score 9 goals in 26 appearances. Although he never won a major international tournament, he played an integral role in the team during the 2002 FIFA World Cup qualifiers.
Marcos' impressive goal-scoring record and skill on the pitch have inspired a generation of Brazilian footballers. He is remembered as one of the greatest strikers in Brazilian football history, and his legacy continues to influence the sport in Brazil.
After retiring from professional football in 2011, Marcos went on to pursue a career in football coaching and punditry. He has worked as a coach for several Brazilian clubs and has been involved in football commentary and analysis.
"I always tried to play with passion and joy, and that's what made me successful." - Marcos Roberto Silveira Reis
Marcos Roberto Silveira Reis is a true Brazilian football legend, celebrated for his incredible goal-scoring ability, impressive skills on the pitch, and his lasting impact on the sport in Brazil. His legacy continues to inspire future generations of footballers, and his name is etched in the annals of Brazilian football history.
49 Years Old
A legendary Brazilian forward who won two World Cup titles and is known for his exceptional skill, speed, and scoring prowess, earning him three FIFA World Player of the Year awards.
62 Years Old
A Brazilian football legend and iconic goal celebrator, known for his impressive skills on the pitch and his unforgettable "rocking the baby" gesture during the 1994 World Cup.
73 Years Old
A Brazilian football legend who won numerous titles as a player and coach, known for his exceptional skill, vision, and leadership on the pitch.
85 Years Old
A legendary Brazilian soccer player and actor who won three World Cups and scored over 1,000 goals, known for his speed, skill, and charismatic smile.
92 Years Old
A Brazilian football legend who dazzled fans with his speed, skill, and scoring prowess, leading his team to two World Cup titles and earning the nickname "Little Bird" for his swift moves on the field.
79 Years Old
A Brazilian football legend who won the 1970 World Cup and later became a journalist and physician, known for his exceptional skills on the field and versatility off it.
